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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17

notice. The SCI p.ed April H. 1861 chapter 79l as view
it, links the Of the bridge to the CT f25oOO there
10 named The actual expenditure hes. however, largely
e1creded this aInosn having aitadY rrsched the sum Of
S3l7 l3 S. exclusive any hing which msy hsye bee
paid by Wesicheer County II would ron this MA
the present outlaws the bridge arrsu,"f By s'
end that before proceeding ftber with then 1t VIII be
necessary to obtain additional Authority from thc gsanre
The other objection stated in my former ~
November 90 H. force The -1peD1tufe .or TINS
costly bridge eugss and would respectfully urge ssan
upon yaur honorable body thst the supervisors oil "es
chester County be required rinbne to us their share OF
the the btg hioh have thus far advanced fo
them - =, ~ -,
A communication was received from the Control
Ter, submitting bis estimses Of the appropriations
eaured to be made by the Board Of Supervisors, for
al purposes, for the fsca yeer commencing January
|, 1865: o
Legislative Department, SItvt.v w
Executive Departments. ......'.Z,US ~ %
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A Ntw MAr.-We have received copy Of Hare's
Map of the Vicinity Of Richmond, showing the
scene Of the Peninsular Campaign in Virginia, and
embracing the country from Suffolk to rome distance
above Hanover Conrt-House. 1t is published by
J. III. Cotton Of No. IL William street.
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A MOTHER AND Two CHILDREN DEowsED.--On
Saturday afternoon children named Carr and (lugy
waking the Ice IN 1t betsven onia and
Birmingham Conn., when the ice gave way aud the children
were prectp.iaed into the Mrs Carr the mother Of
Of the Children the accident and immedatey rushed
to the rescue bat She the children drowned In
spite OF eli effort TO them.
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iA1vcrilsemeni.l
THE limited STATES TAX LAW,

Now READY pamphlet OF y PAGE. nae. white psoer
Beside the bin which 1. word for word IN accordance with
the original tent append TO Il Alphabetical kecspult
every article be- taxed b. the law and The amount
Of the eyi-d thereon. 1hs renders II a. conpse
and coay enient 40 It "a possible to make IT, -
Pnc c.uts postpaid; ~ pei 10 II sent By erfre'i 70
pe1 100 II BIZ mail Adde'S THB TRIBUNE. Ne~.40rK-
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BOARD OF CoUScMnES.-In the absence Of the
President at the meelig Of this Board on Tuesday,
SIR. Barney was called to. the chair. Tho session
was short aud no business Of public interest was
taken up The Board adjourned to Wednesday, at
4 o'clock p III.
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CHARGE oF KIpS,PPIsG DISMISSED. Capt
Gsrrty OF the schooner General Prken, arsiued be-
fore as~ Boerun days the charge Of Aid
naprnf boy named Hedscn, sui le.yils him o. Beaufort
So ioiyc evdenc. AZ sdiuced 20 show that the boy
had entered the crp, service voluntarily and that 40 iel
Of hi. ewH sccofd The case Wa, thtreOpon tbnioed
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Wenf!,er ReuoFts.

fBy The Lines a the American Tolegoph Compsuy New.
Y0k and Buffalo Telegraph Company. Western Union I.o
graph Company Montreal Telegraph Com aud the Move
Scotia and Newfoundland Telegraph COupsuy-Ofices a.
Telegraph Building no. I4J bTosdwGy.I
BtFFALo. Tucsdsy. Dec &c, 1862.
9 q. m.-Thermonoter 30, Barometer 2S.7.
Weather cloudy, with prospect Of clearing up.
Wind n. W.
ToRoNro Tuesday. Dec i. 1861
ga. m.--Thermometer 40, Barometer 29.5.
sARsiA {. w. TUESDAY Dec. Ii, 1862
8 "a. m.-Thermometer 80. Weather clear and
cold.
LOrisvIIg Monday Dec. IS 1892.
a. m.-1hermomeier So, Barometer 39.7.
Wind n. w.
p.m.-IIard rain from in the morning ill
p. N. The mercury then tank to 3S', and it il
growing cold fast and snowing
CISCINsArI. Tuesdsy Dec. l6 1862,
Thermometer 3S'. IL Iained, but turned 10 enow
last might. Wind N. w.
Bosrov Tuesdsy Dec. IG, 1862.
Weather foPgy. Wind 5. W. and blowing fresh.
Thermometer 81.
CHICAGO Monday Dec, 15-6 p. m.
Thermometer, 42' Barometer, @.lO. Wind
west. Weather cloudy end cool, indicating snow.
CHICAGO, Tuesday, Dec. l6-8s IN.
Thermometer 80. Barometer, 2.2O. We had
slight snow last night.
PHTLsDRIP BI., Toesdsy, Dec. i6-6 a m.
Thermometer, So. Barometer. Dll. Weather
RAINY Wind southwest. Noon-ihermomeier,
4sJ. Barometer. 1851. Weather shll cloudy, but
clearing up. Wind southwest.
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TisHASY SocIErY.-A meeting OF me Soce'y
x.s L,ld on Monday evening at the Wfwsni Mr. Nelson
Waterbury presiding Capt Doyle presented the battle scared
fsg OF the Tsmmsny Resment which Wa Iset.sa WIZ
the battle Of New Orleans should BE- esstsssa IL 'he ps
manner.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER H. 1862

for trial by u. 8. Ccmuisoner Henry for the murder OF
Cart OF the ship Robert IT, Lana the Judge decided
be motion bail He granted the application AID bAsd tie
amount Of bail TO be fiveD at S2oW.
@ b. Audfcws for the G,ystBinent EDWIN JAl as sno
H.. Dunphy lcr tie pIisanrf
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lAdyer'isement1
1.-THE RIGHT MAN IN TIE RIGHT PLACE. y

II would be well for authorities 10 require applicants Tor
oc. or places Of trust 70 bing with them written Phrc.
biological analysis Of character end cspabiv before granting
the quest Is he houosl IL lie capable 10 he aia ted
to the stustion These important questions ans~er,d by
M..sra FowLER WALLs, Phrenologss no 10 broadway
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fAdvertisemeutl
Tile GREAT PLAY COLLEEN DAWN AT q

TIE UKEAT TLAf COLLLLN DAWN N DING
srN f. decidedly the most popular presented there IL
il eitue..ed By crowd, daily IL Will bs performed this after
and evening GoIds ladies And i~mes tine oppor-
tunty IL. The ondeIful Com Mutt RAT Woman, sc,
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoys-Dsc. Ie-B,

COURT OF GENERAL SESsIOSS-DEc. 6-Before Re.
c1rder HOFFMAN.
Jacob Pic n convicted OF grand larceny, la steal
ipg piece Of silk valued 1t 80. from John Aiken.
Samuel Davis pleaded guilty to s,tempi 10 comral grand
larceny.
Mary Ann Mcneil also pleaded guilty to Ike ofsnse.
Den1i, He messy tried and convicted Of petit larceny
Henry mcQutde tried convicted Of petit Larceny om
Ellen Brery pleaded guilty OF all attempt to commit grand
larceny.
AL relnsndei foT sentence.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-SPKosI TKrx-Dgc. I6-Bsiore JOS
tice BOswORTH.


tico BOswORTH
DECISIONS.
John +. Beiz agt. Geo. Fuessel.-Order for sub
tituon granted but not delivery Of papers, To- except
as stated in the memorandum on The papers
David IiiscoI sgt David c. DyeE-Mossn to eisn" com
plsint glsntrd with 8 10 costa
Margaret T.. hencken sgt John Decentralization granted
Before Justice MosCgIEp
joseph W. Hartley agt. Benz Tatham.-Csse set
tied. Papers LEFT IN Clers's Office
Before Justice BARBOUR . -
Joseph Cock agt. Justus Palmer.-Decisiop on lie
TRIAL TERx.-DEc. l6.
Before Justice MoSELL
coSTRAcT-CLAIM FOR COMMISSION.
Russell stmgis set. Paul spofOrd ct al.
This was an action to recover commission ~ the
rate OF q per cent tie earnings Of the steamship aaron
under charter with the United States Government amount
ing to $4,000 In October 1861 Hr stuss was spilled
by Gen Sherman procure steamships for secret efpe
dition now known "a tho Sherman Expedition" sturss
went to ofoId Tiles.on. who sgeed to charter the
esnshp Marion (valued at about ltctol at the rste Oh
90 per day agreeing to pay otures y per cent commit
alton under which the vessel called WITH troops ana
stores Port Royal On December % she returned TO New
YORK. under traner order f'on opsrerss'sr 20
days Col Tompkins rengsged he's under the Term, OF
be orgna charter nskins modhcaion except In the
connuing or without interruption Ga this expedition she
engaged esbty-eiK days
The plaintiff claims communion on both trips being
under tho ons cnaIter The defendant NJ shat the vc,c
discharged from the original charter on her return In De-
ceHber and tha, the ,ecoud TRIP was new employment
stand stated be did no. consider It new employment bur
continuance Of the charter.
tho Governnen. broker and t5ereoe his empOYmen, ~
he defendant. would BE- Illegal aud he eenno; recover on
this point affirmative evidence was produced.
Tor plsinth Barney Butler Co. aud Mr. Pierepons Tor
defend mt, Gilbert Dean esq.
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fAdyertiyemeut.l


NINE. DEMOREsTs beautiful frstpremllm -
Running Stitch SEwISG-MAcHIg. IL is naveogfly simple
aud efficient and beautiful Holiday Present. Sent free Of
Express charges on receipt Of tie %. . -
NINE. DEaoREsr. No. 40 Broadway
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR CoURT-srEcisL TEEs-Dso. l3-Defore Ju'~
tee HoBKKrsOs.
DECISION.
BENJAMIN Gill ct al. AT. John Lamb ct al.-Mo-
tion ssnied.
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FIRE IN EAST Tenth STRrIr.-Shortiy after l2
clock on Monday night fire occurred ia an old
shed IN tie rear Of No. $50 East Teuth street. owned
by Mary Fnrlty. Damage about 500 no insurance.
The furniture in the front house damaged 10 the
amount Of $50; insured In the Ieler Cooper lIsur-
ance Company for 500.
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evening O'clock Cathsine Toney Of No 81 Baxter street
STABBED IN the head and ia hive different places by
Mary Ann Cathrne Burke Twins In the rear oil
No b Baxter street Cshsfne ToB.y taken to the hes
ps and ssssants arrested aud committed by Ju
tice Osborne to await the result Of tie Injuries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17

THE DEMOCRATIC UsIos.-Owing TO the want OF
IA quorum Of the two subcommittee Of Tammany
and Mozart yesterday, the meeting to confer about
measures for union Of the two Democratic wings
wss postponed to Friday next ct o'clock. The
Tammany Committee is as follows: VIM. NJ. Tweed,
Peter b. Sweeney, John Clancy. Elijah b. Purdy,
r. /. A. Boole, and Terence Farley.
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The Use Of ARTILLERY.
,ditsr Of TIE n Y. Trtune.

10 he Editor Of The y. Trbune.
SIR: As the people Of the United States are very
much Interested 10 all that rs,e to the science Of war beg
leave submit the following letter 1t hA, seemed to me that
many Of Generals have been too apt 10 rely mainly on
brute force mUcbins our infantry up in tie fee OF the
enemy their chosen pos instead q relying on su1'
OF long and precision d.lodse them and also cam
polling them retire eight equal terms Our brave
soldiers are entitled the everlasting gratitude ofhe country
for their daring IN rushing forward against Ito urderou'
fire from the protected positions Of the enemy and standing
to be by he but the thousands 81 live, that have
more attention to the Of hereafter That Art /.
doubleday the defeat Of the With he smallest po'.ble
'''' ''' wi '''" ''' ~ EofMAy WIZARD
Deeembs, &c, 1852.
n. WnRD-Dear Sir You a ked me TO give you
ny e1pehenee and opinion q your guns b.vs u,sd foar
different kinds Of runs IN the 's etheen onis, 10 w
battery Of 6Pounier smooth boz. ssn' one battery o.
ireh r.Cg.iisn one Of Napoleon. ard one D.i
saR. have Gr,d The battery q wizard. posrly p.Th.p.
quite 900 times Al the battle Of cross Ks,. ed
re- md ,io, Which snoetsd he oo of .nd bruised he Iron
,Ie but did not blsk Tie 900 has ,nce been hed per
FIRE ~ many more have moved te Wizard. from Western
Virginia In The csmpssn with Gen Mroy and also ihsonsh
tie entire cspsign with Gen frcmont lso. under sse
crossing n mountain, nom Laurel Ii to Boil Ron travel
Ing miles and have not In al the tine bad al sre
br,sk nor wheel give way either marching or hfing
find the following advantages In the q sun
ohr.: let be eeo (. e's than that Of airy Other son
be fred with greater accuracy 1h. Lac ben proved IN
succeve rss by target practice hf under tho drooi
supervision and IN tho presence Of Gen Fremont where
eight different kinds 81 gus s'hs WIZARDS proved
the mort scc1rae secod under the chFe ~ Col Pisen,
Chief Il All ery Micde0wn. with nue fereht tiud
the WiGd rt9ved t .uperoyst the distances Of go and
200 yards respectively more certain aid reliable
taken with your ,ss tbAD with any other that Iuos or
The range 1, .qgs thst Of any haTe u'sd In
fact mott the sui Oft With whom acquainted
pefers battery of Wizard guns 10 any other and um sure
10 srtlsris will be ssu.he with oheI guns sle usns
yours Ny men much dissatisfied with the thTreIcb
regulation they have anxious 70 get bach the OLD
bait-ry have fears Of sIe breaking 30 the Iscol
T.specrly refer yOu the following officers have wit
hrr with Wizard guns the battle Geld: Gen IL
H. Mifoy MsJo' Cen j. G. Fremont MsjofGen. ssel aud
Col Psen Gift Of Artillery under Gen. Fremont Gen.
Mr0v was NY immediate commander ~ the following
saseuents in all Of which bad Wizard gnus viz: At Me
lowell Cross Keys, Fr~emau's Ford White Sulphur aud
hu Run. Any Informs ion that furnish you will be
enceroIiy given aud should be glad 10 your
extensively used. Yours A. &. JOHNSON
Csp,sin 18th Ohio Battery. si.sls Corps
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REDEMPTION OF PosTL0E-srAsPs.--The Port
Office was fairly besieged yesterday morning by
persons desirous Of procuring the redemption OF such
posiage-siamps ~ had fallen into their hands In
business transactions. In accordance with the orders
of Postmaster Wakeman, many packages, numbered
and directed, were handed in, and receipts taken
therefor. The total amount received during the
day 10 estimated at about So 900, some Of the
packages containing upward of$l 400.
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nINiAruRB ALEAssg
s,n-Ri,.,.7;ls set............s;34 Moon-nises 1903
ni6H WATER IRIS DAr.
sandy Hook. 351 Gov. Island 4:a1 hsI'1hs... bZo
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PassenQerp Arrived

In .cAr Young fear>r J'om Port Spain, Ir.hdda-Cept
W estl H. Of schr. John Elicit, lost stsca
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RESULT or THL ISQULsT IN The HEcKrR.BUrLD-
ING AocIDEST.-The inquest on the body Of Auge-
lima Seabrook the infant killed in the ruins Of the
fallen walls Of Heckers new bakery on the 10th Of
November. was concluded yesterday by Coroner
Nauman. TIE Jury rendered the following verdict;
THAT the said gins stabrook 10 her death By
iuuri-. sccocnuy received ifvm tho Sirs Il stack ~
the dwelling. Of which coce.sed was occupant "
rear Of No - Kruger. toe Otb Il November
1904 The Jury be ee tha, the iumedse c,4s. OF the ae
dent from the unequal sctug Il the 'dowst' occa
ioned BY Of them ber dried during consifucuon nom
The bt. OF tie in The adjoining building We further
believe that tie sccdsu have been avoided BY the
Of iron eros. ties proven. the spreading Of the arches
whiol the built the ssion Of which
,idei 10 have been 40 error o judgment on hs part Of the
budsfthe unequal settling u the walls being al Unforeseen
occurrence"
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Eeoolna CARDS, &r.

At VIM. EVERDELLs SONS-WEDDING
"A CARDS.-These celebrated EngEa,ed CAds sold only
At No. Io4 Fulton-st., N. Y. Established 1873
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price).-
EIW.ddipx Al Home n Note Papers &c business Cards.
Portraits &c. at KELLY No 81 Faiton.t N T.
7 III. JOHNSTON & CO., No. $50 BOwery,
- WEDDING and VISITING CARDS Sc, latest styles
specimens by mail Also Watches Jewery silver Ware ana
Plated Ware of Tie best qualities. aud Il low pices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17

The Marshal mace returns Oh process thu morn
Ing prize aud admiralty IN the OF the prize schoon-
Waerweh and Rambler aud csrgoes orders oil con
dempaon and sale entered by default Of any ore sp
peang claimants. In tho OF the Rambler III Al
nouI appeared for the captoys.
Mr. Edward. appeared for the claimants Of tie priss
steamer schits and cargo.
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Posi-. OFFICE APPOINTMENTS. - The following
posoo. appointments for New York State wero made on
Saturday: mt, O -
Nest Bainbridse, Chenanso County, Timothy 5 Lsrs
South Berns Alba y Comfy James H. Cole
Leysns Csyug1 County. John i, Howe
semwoniui Csyusa County NJ u G Brown
Aurora CByuf. County EbenezeI w. Arms .
South Uons d steuben County N Wsllsco Bennett
Orwell. O.w,go County, Samuel D. Bentley. ~,
County, and Henry 4. Smith sppointed Postmaster
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Ceqal Notlcss.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
OF the County Of NewYort Notice hereby given TO all
persons having claims against ANN JONES lac oi TIE guy
OF New present the Wiib vouchers
sreof 10 th.uhscfiber his office No 70 Broadway In
the civ of New before the hr-t dsy Of February
rext-baed NewYok the second dsy Of July 1901
wa law6u,W A. GOLDSBOROUGH jones', Executor.
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60 n)hom II man Concern.

NTIDOWS and HEIRS of SOLDIERS who
w have died or been killed a. battle have their Ar
re.rs Of paw and bounty collected free Of charge applying
TOT n. iUCKEY. Army and Navy Agent ssnd 10 rineH
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uNITfD STATES DISTRICT COURT Dc a.-BefOre
judge HALL.
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Bulls HEAp.-We call attention % the weekly
repor. Of the cattle narse,, where readers will lnd
sccouais Of Christmas beef aud mutton, with names
Of feeders fellers, buyers. and the extraordinary
prices at which some Of these remarkably fac ami
inals were cold, which it s worthy Of notice, are al
most exactly the same a. a, the Christmas marse, Of
1861. Ii will slto be seen that reporter est-
mates that the beef ontle 'alc wonld make more
pounds Of beef this week than any week on record;
yet, as will be seen, irs-elass cattle brought very
liberal prices. With poor cattle the market Was
quite overlooked, that all could not DO sold.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-DHo io.-BsfOre
Judge HALL
Tux HOMICIDE ON TIE SHIP RoGrRT L. LANE.
In the case Of Robert Moore, who war committed
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For NEvBERS. ~ C-The U. s. steam transport George
C. Collins. at Pier No IL N r., loading subsistence
stores and ordnance for Newbe, NJ c., and will sail this
morning, the 18th.
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Board on ALDERMEs.-At q meeting OF this
Board last evening, resolution diTec, the Street
Commissioner 10 repair the roof Of the City Arsenal
corner Of White aud Lin streets was adopted. 900
was donated 10 tie Mariners Family Industrial
School.
The resolution by Mr.. WsLsH, directing the Con-
roller TO pay over TO the 69th Regiment the Of
$lO 600 from the Bounty Fund, " under the resolu
Iion adopted sumo time since, Offering a bounty Of
$4,000 TO any regiment tat should reorSaniLe LOT
the war, was adopted.
resolution was adopted, Appropra'ing s goo for
the purpose Of procuring portrait OF EH-Ooy Myron
II. Clark.
The report In favor Of Tayiug per,ons engaged in
exhumiug the remains 10 Potters Field, was, on
motion of MIR. Brady, laid on the table.
Mr.. ALLEN moved 10 dscharge the Committee on
Finance from the further consideration Of the reson-
ton directing them TO investigate to accounts Of the
Central Park Commission.
Mr.. Boolo, Chairman Of the Finance Committee,
,taied that they would get TO work soon rs poss-
bic. The Committee had not been able 10 do 20 up
to the present time, in consequence n being engaged
with the Canyassen. They could Lot investigate
the matter in few days; 1t would take over a
month.
Mr.. Mitchell hoped the investigation would pro-
coed and lie was cure that a state OF facts would be
developed ttat would astouish the community.
Mr.. Brady understood that Mr.. Olmutead, who
WAS drawing $1,000 for hir services TO the C0mmis-
siOl ers, was also dsawing fine salary IRON some
Office c held in Washington.
Mr. Aliens motion Loot hy n vote Of ] to -.
resOluti fIOm the other Board, iIstructng the
Street CommssioneT 10 remove n funken rock st the
foot Of Twe street, not concurred in
aud the BoaId adjourned Until this evening.
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TNO MUSIC PRINrERS.-For SAIL, cheap,
400 m Of Johnson 4 Cos Excelsior MUSIC TYPE lcop,
per fsc.dJ Also, about 80 10 GOLD bhoN|h VIII % ''s
for % per P0'"0 f'' r. WEBB, No IS Du,ch-st
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no ELAX-GROWERS and PAPEh
aud GOOSE FEATHERS.

liberal price given for dry.p.cted white brown, aud
yr.y TuTkey Tail Feathers; also for drypicked white
Goose from wing not less than hve ipehe'
ong Iays oi feathers not wanted torn, soled,
Ana they NUT be cut % close 20 the quill
snnI~se b. CARPENTER
"FfJ" Stand No. 2st Wsshiugton Market
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Tllslellaneous.

- CORPORATION, aid Merchants whiog to issue SMALL
blLL5 will Dc furnished with samples AND
FRED. MAYER Co.,
Iithoersphers and Ensraver. No. 70 Fn.ton-st, n. Y.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-12-05
Died

HOYMAN. in Londonderry township on
Monday, Nov. 9th, Charles Hoyman, aged
40 years. month and l l days
Deceased suffered under protracted illness.
but bore his suferings with patience and died
resigned to the will of God. He was good
citizen, kind husband and afiectionate father.
BLACKBURN.--At Camp Relay, on the
10th ult, Levi Blackburn, member of Dick
erhoof's company, aged 27 years, 10 months
and 8 days. ia Tfsaa.4
CARSON.-On Sunday morning last, Ellen
Carson, daughter of Nathan and Caroline Car
son, of Napier township, in the sllth year Of
her age.
WINNERS. the 10th inst, Mr.. Jacob
K. Zimmers, aged 80 years, 7months and IL
days. lrirsI
In the death of Mr.. Zimmers the community
has lost most valuable citzen--the church to
which he belonged (thc Lutheran)a regular aud
consistent member-his children kind and in
dulgent fatier--his wife devoted and affec-
tionate husband-we believe he died ms he lived
christian. His friends need not mourn there
fore as those who have no hope. e .s
HOFFMAN.-On the 9th ult., near the Forks
of the road of consumption, w. D. Hoffman.
aged 25 years, months and 10 days.