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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-02-21
eEN. Ruin SIDEfS REPORT,

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF NoRTR
CAROLINA, RoANoKE ISLAND, Feb. 10, 1862.
To Msi.-Gen. GEo. b. MCCLELLAN, command
ing United STATES Army, Washington
GENERAL / have the houor to report that
com bined attack upon this island was COM
menced on the morning Of the 7th b. the na-
val and military forces of this expedition,
which has resulted in the capture OF 6 forts,
40 guns, over 1000 prisoners, and upward d
1900 small arms.
Among the prisoners are Col. Shaw, com
mander Of the island, and o. Jenniags Wise,
commander Of the Wise Legion. Tie latter
was mortally wounded, and hes since died. The
whole work was finished On the afternoon Of
the Sth inst. after hard days fighting, by
brilliant charge in the center OF tie island,
aud rapid pursuit Of the enemy 10 the north
end OF tue island, resulting in Ihe capture Of
Ihe prisoners mentioned above.
We have had no time 20 ceunt them, but
she number is estimated at near 5000.
Oar men fought braYely, and have endured
anost mautuIiy the hardships incident to fgat-
Jug through swamps and dense thiekets.
Ii is impostible to give the details Of the
engagement, or to mention merito1ious efieers
and men, in the short time allowed for writing
this report.
,Tbe naval vessels carrying il starting mme-
diately Tor Hampton Roads, aud the report of
the Brigadier Generals have not been handed
in. Il Is enough 10 say that the officers aud
men of both arms of tue service have fougtt
gallantly. aud the plaus agreed upon before
leaving Hatteras wese carried cut.
will be excused tor sayiug in reference to
the action that owe everything to Generals
Foster, Reno, aud Parker, as more full de-
tails Will show. / am sorry TO report the loss
Of about thifty-Gve killed, and about two
hundred wounded. ten of them probably NOR
tally. Among ths killed are Col. Russell of
the 10Th Connecticut Regiment and Lieut.
Colonel Victor De MonIeil of the D'Epiueuil
ZouaFes, Both Of them foaghl must galIantly.
regret exceedingly not being abIe TO send
futl report of lie killed and wounded, but viii
send dispatch Ill day OF two With fail re-
taTnS.
beg leave to inelose a copy of General
Ofder issued by ne on the On inst. am
most happy to say that have just received
message from Commander Goldsborough stat
ing that the expedition of the gubboals against
Enz4beth City aud the Rebel feet has been
entirely successful.
he wiA Of course. send his returns TO DIS
Department.
/ have The honor to be, General,
Yuur obedient servant,
A. e BURNSIDE,
Brig. General Commanding Depart. Of N. =.
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Allegheny Male
AND
FEMALE SEMINARY.
kRaEnsburg, Bedford Co., EBa.

CHARLES H. GERE, A. B. Principal
MISS 4. L. BRIH, Prseeptress.
MISS L. J. BRIM Teacher on Piano Forte.
THIS Institution. under the supervision Of the
above named persons assisted by other Competent
teachers, affords full course in Mathematics,
Natural Sciences, Languages, and Bellies Letters
In Music, Painting, Re, it gives extended inStruc
ton. The winter term opens Jan. I3th Students
admitted at any time.
Habits Of health, system, and plomptuess views.
nloIai, social and domestic, are here made promi-
nent objects Of education.
That the physical powers, as wen as the nieatas
may be cultivated, Iaiisthenie exegcises are neces-
saTy-here tbe students meet each day for systo-
matte exercise.
$22 so viii pay for beard, including furnished
rooms room rent fuel. and tuition ID common
English per term of eleven weeks Extras. al
modeiate charges, even less than heretofore, or
the circular calls for.
College.
For circulars, or particulars, address.
CHARLES III. GERE.
Rainsburg, Bedford Ccunty, Pa.
~~+f - ASs~-
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PUBLIC saLE
m TRLIIiDLG REAL ESTAqB.

TN pursu ance of an Order OF the Orphans Court
I'LL of edford County, there viii be sold at public
vandue, on TIE premises, At the la.e residence Of
Michael Putt. in Liberty Township, in said County,
ON THE IA Day OF MARCH NEXT,
the following Real Estate, to wit: One tract Of
Land containing l35 acres and "a perches, adjoin-
ing Lands OF Henry Putt, J. Foekler and the Hun-
tingdon * Broad Top Rsil Road with Dwelling
OH erected
One other tract Of land adjoining the above,
with small dwelling House Il stable thereon eree-
ted.
The above property is situated within halt a mile
Of Saxton and one mile from Stonerstown, and VIII
be sold together or in lots, to suit purchasers.
Attendance will be given and terms OF Sale made
known on day Of sale by
Trustee
Feb. 2Ist, 1852.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

Bg.vlrtue Of writ Of Ven1. Ezp7acs, 10 me direc-
ted, there viii BE- sold at the Court House, in the
Borough of Bedford, On Saturday, The 18th day OF
March, 1862, At 10 o'clock a. NJ, the following
described Real Estate to wit
One tract OF land containing l66 acres, more on
less about 80 acres cleared and under fence with
two story log dwelling house. double log barn. tNo
stables, granery and other out buildings thereon
erected adjoining lands Of Isaac Berkbilnef, SAM
uel Miller and others, situate ia st. Clair Town
ship, Bedford County, aud taken in execution as
the property Of Christopher NaugIe.
JoHNJ. CESSNA, Sherf.
SheEif7s Office,
Feb 2ISt, 1852.
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PUBLIC SALE.
There win be sold al public sale. on the premises
ON FPfD.gYs THE 2ISF OF MARCH,

There win be sold at public sale on the premises,
ON FRIDAY THE 2IST OF M.aRcH,
the following described property viz;
Farm situate III Juniata Tp,, Bedford County
lying on the Johnstown Road, mile west Of
Burns Mill, cont lining l12 acres, or less, be-
longing to Mary Burns, widow, and David Evans,
Esq, with about so acres cleared and under fence,
with 10 acres of frstrate meadow, the improve
ments ars good rough cast House, and Bank
Barn, also, other out buildings with good orch
ard of choice fruit of all kinds; also, good well
at the door with pump in it, also, stream OF
water running through the place.
The ono third to be paid In hand, and the balance
to suit purchasers.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock of said day.
MARY BURNS,
DAVID EVANS,
Feb. 81, la62.-4t
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A spy Gagged.

The Secretary Of War has arrested Dr..
Ives, chief correspondent of the .iew York
Herald, as spy. TIE Secretary publishes the
charges against bin IN full, under bis own
name 1t appeals thar this Ives is native
of rebel State, and has brother 10 the reb-
81 army, sho was formally in the military ser
vice of The United States lie was sent TO
Fort MeHeury. The Secretary Of War states
that in order for his arrest that
s0n Saturday, lbo 9Th day of February,
1862, against the public and well-known regu-
lations forsthe safe transaction OF Cougression-
al business, he iutTaded hlnself into the War
Department and into the chambers where the
Secretary and his assistants were transactirg
business with members If Congress, for the
purpose of spying aud obtaining aar Hegs and
intelligence 70 regard 81 GabiEet consultations,
teiegrapbs, &c., for publication, which be knew
vas rot authorized to be published; ani haVa
ing 50 Intended, he conducted himself insolsat-
iy, masking threats 70 gss Assistant Secretary,
Peter Il. Watson, OF the hostility Of lhs New
YORK HeraEd against the Administration OF the
War Department., unless IL Was afsrded spe-
eiaL privileges aud furnished Intelligence by
the Department 10 respect 10 Cabinet consulf4-
tious, kilograms, Official communications, and
oil news, the moment il was received BY The
Department, 10 adFsuee Of all other papers
''FOr these reasons the aforesaid Ives has
been arrested aad Imprisoned, and III persons
50 ofeRding viii DO dealt With il ike man
ner:''
TIE arrest os Gsner4l Stona and this tel
low Ives, shows thai The time for handling
traitors Fita kil gloves has passed. 80 mote
il be-
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zEE eoARD OF RELIEF

TIME Board Of Relief for the County OF Bedford
Il convened at the Commissioners office, on
Wednesday tue 18Th day Of February, 1862, after
discussing the matter In regard to paying relief 10
families OF Soldiers, it satisfactorily
that most OF the soldiers, in the service Of the
United States, from this County Lave been paid off
by the Government, and THAI they have rcmitted
good portion Of the money 10 their families at
nome
Therefore, or motion it was
ReSeiped, That the Board win not allow any
support Or Relief 10 the families Of Soldiers, who
have received pay from the Government from and
after the 22nd February, inst,
8fesLipsd. That no support or Relief viii be al
lowed 80 families OF Commissioned officers
Rasolved. That the families of persons enlisting,
q that have lately en sted in the United States SER
vice. US Soldiers, viii be allowed support or relief
frora the County nereto4ors ffrom the time that
they have been enrolled and mustered into the ser
Sieel until they receive pay from the Government
The foregoing Resolutions wers ordered to be
published in the Bedford Papers.
II. NIG0DEMUS, Clerk
Commissioners ofice,
Feb. 2l6t, 1862.
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The greatest blessing of the age, il the dis
covery of a perfect cure for Rheumatism, Goat
aud Neuralgia, and the peruicious effects Of
Mercury, which il effected without any inccn,
Venieu5e, or the use Of internal medicines
We are satisfied as to It's adaptation to those
heretofore inenrable complaints, and take
pleasure ir ealing Ehe attention Of our read
ers to the advertisement 10 another column of
cur paper, of Doctor Leland's Anti Rhauma-
ic Band fin
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-02-21

aPetersons' Detector," with the rapid null
tiplication Of paper currency is daily more aad
more an essential in business. To read and
remember descriptonsof all the new frauds is
quite az ippcssibility. Tie "Deteetor" tor
tue lst OF February contains descriptions Of
torty-three new counterfsits. The only safety
il 10 hags the last issucd Dctecfor always be-
side you.
s'The whole trading community ~arla DO al
most entirely at the mercy of the counterfeit
ers If il was not for Petersoas' Dstecior; and
no one is safe from their designs who does Dot
keep himself posted up as to their operstions
by subscribing as once 10 PETERSONS'
Ml-MONTHLT DETECT0R; Published
by 4. Is. PETERSON * BROTHERS, under
the supei vision of the well known Banking
House of DREXEL 4 Co.,
MONTHLY, per annum. luV
SEaiI- MONTHLY, per annum- 2U0
Subscriptions may commence with auy month.
Terms always cash IN advance. All letters
must be addressed 70,
&. Il. PETERSON & BTOTHERS,
No. sec Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
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I Estate er John shreEe, decd.

NOTICE il hereby given that Letters Testamen-
Lv tary OH che estate or John ShreTa, late Oh
Monroe Township, Bedford County, decd, have
bean granted the subscriber residing in the Bor-
ough 9f Bedford in said County. All persons N
any way indebted 20 said estate are requested b
make immediate payment and those having claims
against desired to present them properly au-
thenticateJ for settlement
s. l.. RUSSELL,
Feb. Il, 1862.
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Estate Of PANEL Miller. deed.
Feb. "A, 1871

T ETTERs Of administration On the estate of
| 1 Daniel Miller, late Of South woodberry town
ship, decd having been granted 10 the subscriber,
all persons Indebted to the said estate, hereby
notified to make payment ishmediatelyi and those
having claims against the will present them
properly authenticated for settlement
SAMUEL TEETER, Admir-,
Residing III South Woedbeiry, tp.
Feb. IA, 1s62.-3t.'
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TRE LITER.dTnRE

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circle, and the clergy i'm immense numbers are
subscribers for the Book.
THE BEST L4DY WRITERS
in America contribute to its pages, and we have
some that write for no other magazine.
THE MCSIC
is all original, and would cost 25 cents fthe price
OF the Book ia the music stors; but of il is
copyrighted, aad cannot be obtained except in
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OUR STEEL ENGa.4HIEGS.
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We now stand alone 10 this department, giving, as
we DO, many more aEd infinitely better engraYirgs
than are published in any other work.
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publication of these plates cost 600 MORE than
Bankruptcies of the old style, and nothing bnt
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give them. Other magazines cannot afford it,
We never spare money when the public can be be-
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Everything that is useful or ornamental III a
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DRAWING LESSONS.
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LADIES' WORK TABLE
This department comprises engrayings ana de-
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Notice TO Bridge Builders,

Proposals will be received at the House Of Geo.
Bailey at Bridgeport, on Wednenday, the 18th dag
of March, 1862, at 10 O'clock, A. n. for building
bridge over Big nv Fells-Creek, at or near Bridge
port 10 Londonderry Township, to be built after
the plan of the Plank Road Bridges.
BY order Of the Commissioners.
III. EICQDEMUS, Clerk
Commissioners Office
Feb 2Ist, I662.--3t
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.,state Of Join S. ). stuekey, dec d.

T ETTERS Of administration having been granted
L. 10 tie subscriber on the Estate OF John y >.
Stuekey, late OF Middle Woodbury. tip, Bedford
county deed. all persons Indebted to said estate,
are hereby notiteG TO make Immediate payment,
and these having claims against the same viii pre-
senl then accounts properly althenti Gated for sell
tlement.
JACOB STUCKEF, admir-,
Jan 81, '62-s Residing in NJ Woodbury. tp.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-02-21

B.iqadier Gen. Charles p. Stone vas arrest.
cd, 81 = o'clock on Monday morning, week BY
a guard under the immediate command Of
Brig. Gen, Sykes. Of tie provost marshafs
force, and sent 20 Fort Lafayette by the after
noun train. Tbs following Is the substance Of
the charges.
First. For misbeha7ior at tue battle os
Balls Bluff.
Second For holding correspondence with
the enemy before aud since the battle os Balls
Bluff, and receiving visits from rebel officers
il his camp.
Third. For treacherously suffering the en.
emy to build fort or strong work since the
battle of Balls Bluff under his gugs without
lBolestatioH
Fourth. For treachefous design to expose
his force to capture aud destruction BY The en-
euy under pretence OF orders for a movement
from the Commanding General, which had not
been given.
Filth. a court martial viii Be speedily q,
deIed.
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$500

Pays the entire cost for Tuition in tie most popu.
lar and successful Commercial School In the conn-
try. Upwards of TwKLvE HUNDRED young men
from TwEErY-EIGHT different States, have been ed
ueated for business here within the past three
years, some Of whom have been employed as Book
Keepers at salaries OF
100000 per Annum,
Immediately upon graduating. who knew nothing of
accounts when they entered the College.
gg-Ministers' suns half price Students enter
at any time, afd review when they please, without
extra charge.
For Catalogue Of sc pages, Specimens Of Prof.
Cowiey's BdsineaS and Ornamental Penmanship.
and large Engraving Of the College, inclose
twenty-five cents in Postage Stamps 20 the Princi-
pals. JENKINS n SMITH,
Feb. 8, 1861. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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ELECTION.

An election will be held at the House oil Henry
Hoke. in McCOnnellsbarg, on monday the Sd of
March, next. at II O'Clock, A, ~, for five mana
gers of the Chanbersburg and Bedford Turnpike
Road Company, for the ensuing year.
7. B. KENNEDY, Pres..
Chambersburg, Feb. IA 1862
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Now-TCEs-

Having purchased the following: 10 Head of
Hogs, Two horse wagon, Red COW, spotted
do, Gray mare, ] Bay mare. l Black mare. .
sheep, and Grain in the ground, sold by Sheriff is
property 81 Jno. X. ReichaEd, We hereby give mo-
tice fhat we permit said property to reraain ia
Reichald's possession duriHg our pleasure.
A. Is. CRAMER. 6 Co.
Feb. IA, 1852.
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STRlY COW.

CAME to the premises OF the subscriber, living
in Uaion Township, in September last, Black
Cow with the tight ear of ani slit in the same,
aud both horns sawed of at the ends. The own
er is requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take her away.
HENRY FEATHER.
Feb IA, 1862.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-02-21

A LII prisate families end hotel kesDers, should
IA fully consider fhe value of using the CoScEs.
TRATED LEAvEN, in connection with flour for max
ing bread, rolls, buckwheat cakes and pastry. This
compound is free from all impurities For sale al
the Drug and Book Store, of DR.. b. f. Harry.
Aug 80, 1861.
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.anMI.n1sTR.a .aroR.s NOTICE.

r. ETTERS Of administration having been grant
4 4 ed to the subscribers living ia Middle Wood
berry Township, on the Estate OF Samuel CaFpeT,
late of said Township, decd. all persons indebted
to said estate are notified to make payment imme-
tiiatey; and those having claims against the same
will present them properly authenticated for set
tlement.
JACOB CARPER
CHRISTOPHER CARPER,
.9dzaiAtsfrafors.
Feb. IA, 1927
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OBITUARY.


Yeryssearsy oU the morning of the 21st Of
January, departed this life in the 74ta year of
bis age, NICHOLAS LYONS, who, for forty years
was most esteemed citizen aud merchant Of
Bedford. He was born in Leighlin Bridge,
Gouaty Carlow, Ireland. He emigrated to the
United States on the 9Th Of June, 1912, soon
after our war with Great Britain had commen-
ced He was true lrishman-as we'll as a
true member Of his church Ethe Roman Catho-
liel. He was foremost in every undertaking
for the interests of religion aud of bis adopt
ed country. he proved himself true patriot
BY giving up, 10 bis old age,. a beloved soa--to
head, as Captain military company, from this
place, in defence of orr glorious Union. He
was ever conspicuous for his ategrii y--for his
honor and honesty--aGd ia every way, worthy
Of the distinguished race from which be sprang,
aud which is so honored in bis native County
Of carlow, Ireland.
There were at bis otsequiea and interment
four Catholic priests, aud the Rev Ministers
OF otaer denominations of this place, sith a
vast coneourse of ftisnds and sll felgw-citizens,
from the town of Bedford and the surrounding
country. He leaves beloved wife, daught
or, and two sons to bewail his sudden exit
from them.
RIP.
On. the IIth inst, CHARIEs, infant son of Jacob
and Mary Reed Of Bedford, aged 10 months 4ud
Is days.
slSuffer the little chil5reu to come unto me, and
forbid them not for of sach is the kingdom Of God.
And be took them up into bis arms, put bis hands
upon them, and blessed them"
On the 18th inst, GEoRaE WINFIELD, son Of
John and Mary Koons Of Bedford township aged
II months and days.
"Flem adverse blasts, and low'riDg storms,
His favour d soul he bore;
And with yon bright angelic forms.
He lives 10 die no more
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-02-21

There was no dancing or scouting np" af the
White House, last week, ca tic occasion Of
Mrs. Lineoln's solrea. ii vas only a pleasant
commingling Of friends and neighbcrs. who.
called by invitation to spend the evening.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-02-21

A shopkaeper in Recommending piece Of
goods to a lady. remarked: Madam, il will
wear forever, aud make frst rate petticoat
afterwards.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-02-21
CRBAl CURE
Or. ET.EMn g
anti RHEUMATIC BAED
is THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOX
Rheumatism, GOut aud Neuralgia,
AND aURE CURE FOR
I'LL .HERCBRK4L DlSE.fSEy.

IN is conveniently arranged Band, containing
moderated compound, 10 he warn around ffe Aaist
without injury 70 the most delicate liersens no
change In hahlts Of living is required, ard ii en-
thely removes the disease iroa the system, with
out producing the injurious Effects arising form the
nse Of powerful interval medicines which weaken
and destroy the constitution. aud giFe temporsry
reiief only BS Ills tgeaImeat, the medicinal pro-
priefies ces.tSiiiea II tha Bard, came III eontact
with the blood and reaches the ds,ase tlrnEgf tis
pores Of The skin, efIeciiag in crerp instance
l1esfct eErei ans restores the parts atfficfea fa
healthy condition This band ii alsa most bow
eripl AEE4 N pRcuR1AL sgent, and will entirely re-
iiere Vie s9stem trem tha peyafuoaa effects
of Aeycprs. Moderate cases are cared ii . fsw
days, arc constantly receiving fcsgisasisias
Uf ifs fcacf in aggravated cases u long standing
PRrcE s1sn0, 70 be- mad IL nfH g5sts generally. nr
can b sent ty mai y eStcSs, with fnfl directors
f1T nse, TO any part Of Tire country, direct from
the Principal Office.
No. 491 HHgesAgNAY, w. Eork
G. SMITH &c CO., Sole Proprietors
a. &. R.-Dsseffpflpe Cireufars Sent FREE, I.
For sale ly B. n Harry, Bsd:ord.
~ AcRNTs WAsTrp EvERrsenraK.41,
June Is. led1
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DIVIDEND.

FFVHE President and Managers of the Chambers
H. burg ard Bedford Turnpike Road Company
have declared dividend OF one per cent. on the
capitol stock Of said company, payable on demand.
W. H. McDU WELL,
Chambersburg, Jan. "a, 1862. Tres.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-02-21

On Tuesday Morning, 18th inst. At the res
idenco of the Brides Father, bg Rev Samuel
Kepler, Mr. i. B. RAMSEY, Of Bloody Run,
aud Miss. SARAH e. WIDEL, Of Bedford
Pa.