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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-24
THE GATE CITY.
How -HEALrH BR1aHTrNs THINGS.

How HEALTH BRIaHTENs THlHas.-
God has 30 knit the mind and body to-
gsther that they act and react upon each
other. Who has not felt that tie state Of
health gives coloring to everything that
happens to him One man whore health
is oppressed. sees his own Preside, that
used to burn SO cheerily, only colored
with gloom and sadness. Another, Of p
bright and joyous mind, in the full vigor
of haaliA, viii 90 forth, and the very des.
ert TO that mans eye will rejoice and
the Very wilderness to his view Will bios
som A. the rose. and the saddest strains
in nature viii sound to him the most joy
Gus and brilliant A sufferer goes out
and looks ON nature, and its roses all be-
come thorns, its nyrtles all look like bri.
ars, and the sweetest miDstreIsy Of the
grove and forest sounds to him ike a wild
wailing minor running through all the
sound Of nature.
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livery STABLE,

a First -. BET. MATS and johnson.
H0RSxs, BUdCIDS and CARRIAGES OF the best
ciass always ready for hire.
Horses boafdsd By the day week Ut prices suit
the times.
z Transient cust omers as4eana Odated.
Orders the Omnibus to and from the Rail.
foAds and left ut the Stable the Deing
ilonse. will be prompt " Attendedto.
dscIOd v. yANORspAL.
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|IITY BOOK STORE.
Corner Main and Second Streets,
Nextto Banking House Of VIM. Thompson CO.

New 9oo1k0.
The City Rook Store 10 this day In receipt OF the
following choice literature:
Cecil Drecmc, w Theodore Winthrop.
John Brent -
Shadow In the House, by Saunders.
The Household Of Bouvexis By Ecuthern Lady.
Songs in Many Keys, BY HoimAs.
Recollecttons OF shelley and Ry ron, by TfslAany.
Shellay Mem rails, By Lady Ehslisy.
The Rejected Stone, by viYginian-
Tom Burke,s school Days ut Rugby.
DsQshney's Opium Eater.
s. Literary "Reminiscences
Thcolcgica ksea, sac.
HOOD, Poems, B!ss .ad Gold.
Lonslslio~'a Poems, Blue and Gold.
An. Jameson's Loves or the Poets Blue Il Cola.
= Characteristics, Ae,
:. Studies, he,
So 50 Italian Painters, :.
.. . LeesadofGhe ~ adonna'.
Sketches Of Art,
90 &c Diary. &C..
HI sthorns'f Marble Fsnn.
" House or the Seven Gabiss
Scarlet Letter.
/" Aosses. from an Old MAnse.
7. Twice Told Tales.
= - S8ow~ lnsage.
Riithedsle Komances.
Longfeliow,s Hiawathx.
Eyasgeiine.
The above Rocks viii be cold nj Publishers prices
The public invited 10 cali and examine the ss.ck
febs }. ". OGDEN
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AyAMb - 01DLEMAN,
IL
Manufacturers and DeslerSin;
I
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II eWtAer 0Md FIN dfMgs,
no. 90 MAIN sTRxrr
Keo1xn1x, 1orU~.
Low est Cash Prices a'
zoora. 4Hon2
AND rInDInos,
1'axe sna wen seiseted suitable fer all sa''oner'
". have Away. an hand
LADIES coSsSIs y. ASS L1sI sIXES
LASTING BOOTS: GAlTsss sshlpekss ..o..
OF III sorts. Aiitinds Of work made to order.
N....a -. s.,.r...a
xoRoccos. r,ps l,s,scs. BINDINGS.
French and American Kip and Calf Skins,
-. Ana :. .'... :. .s,.. ... ....
''' r'f s Toos. Of al isa.
P,..,erers, Hair Always :. HAND.
~ =. 80. -. ,.x -,
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NOTICE.

nnayl-d
The New York herald., 1862-02-06

| PINK six New YORK was atIv ron,ss.,,.A
oy hrs. Baldwin, OF Syracuse, and Mrs. N.d,ng
o buhaio Kentucky by Mrs. Chittendsn and
A's henzsss and hOr ely sister; Ohio by tho ch.-
ing daughter Of the Secretary Of the Treasure IN
Chase. tastefully atred in = modA sIiss Kate
shermAn. 1ieSs OF s--- .o.ored silk, and Miss
--.or Sherman, a beautiful blonde.
In pink siik WITH nusicn overskrt and white flowers
in her hair; Michigan by Mrs. Senator Chandler; Now
Hampshire by ts sparkling MISS Lizzie Hale daughter OF
Senator Hale attired white tuIle embroidered and
festoonoa with lace 1osuces 1t is impossible enumer
ate ths company even TO par!cularize the dazzling
beauties who graced the scen6.
The supper room thrown open at half past eleven
O'Clock The President and diplomatic corps were first
introduced
Ihs supper room presented q coup d'efI Of dazzling
sfendor, fruits and 1owers and blazing lights and
sparkling crystal and inviting confoctions overy
where long table extended tho whole length of the
middle OF the room. Side tables, capable Of
commodatng five persons each, were ranged
around the sides. All groaned with good things
to tempt tho appetite of an epicure. Upon
the centre Of tho principal table rose q nagnif
cent vase, five feet high, filled with natural flowers
wreaths or which gracefully twned tho sides and
base Of the vase On either side, equidstant from the
central plateau and prominent amidst tho profusion of
pyramids and decorations smaller vases similarly
filled and ornamented with fowers.
Prominent among the decorations and candy ornaments
wsro tho following
representation OF United States steam frgate OF
forty guns, with all sails set, and the nag CT the Union
flying at the main.
Representation Of the Hermitage.
Awarrior's helmet, supported by cupids.
Chinese Pagoda.
Double cornucopas resting upon shell, supported By
mermads, and surmoun!ed by crystal star
rustic pavilion.
The Goddess OF Liberty, elevated above q simple but
elegant shrino within which life like fountain OF
water.
magnificent candelabra, surmounted by an elegant
vase OF flowers and surrounded by tropical fruits and
birds, tastefuy arranged and sustained by kneolng
cupds holding in their hands chain of flower wreahs
fountain Of four consecutive bowls. supported BY
water nymphs-an elegant composition Of no,ya Pari.
siep
beautiful basket, laden with flowers and fruits,
mounted upon pedestal supported by swans.
Besides these there twenty thirty ornaments
OF cake and candy decately conceived and sxquisey
executed The designs Of creams sies and ices were
multiform and elegant.
At two O'Clock the party is still! going The fes,lyity
unchecked The atensss Of the hour prscludss further
description.
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Continuation or the Skating Carnival.
THE ICE ON CENTRAL PARK-A LANCE C0NCoURsE
OF PEoPLE-rHE LADIES' SKATING MATcH-THE

continuation OF the Skoting Carnival.
THE ICE ON CENTRAL PARK-A LANCE coScoURsE
OF PEOPLE-rHE LADIES' SKATING MATCH-THY
ICE AT wILLrAMsBURG-CuRLrNG, ETC.
The skating Juror still continues with great an OK.
ctcment as before The the end OF the season
approaches the greater seems TO be tho desire Of the
people participate in the spors The Official number Of
pedestrians up six O'Clock yesterday evening fly
Ave thousand and the remainder of the evening was
charming as regards the weather. nearly eight thousand
more persons visited the ice after that hour DIANA
being flour hours older than the previous even
ing had increased in stature and shed forth iustre
enough 70 eclipse the calciums, which were, pcrhars
with jealousy accordingly put rather did not show
their cointenances at ALL During the afternoon new
Iady skater appeared the upper pond, aud
quite an excitement by her grace aud segancc she was
best known under the soubrqust Of lie Petit Pauenr
but her roal rame we understand t. DO Miss Jounie
Bishop of this city Whenever shs began skating ring
was at once attempted TO be formed around her 70 avid
which sire would glide OF to distance and skate BY her
seif Doubtless IL this lady would sttenut 10 win the
prize at the match, she would bo victorious
Speaking Of the ladies skating match II is as well 4,
announce that, weather permitting II will on on
Saturday afternoon next. Several ads names ars re-
gistercd and those of very respectable persona
known In the city Mono N hers are allowed 20 cotiusc
The list will be kept open till the nornng Of the match
One OF tho Oldest members OF the Ph selpha skating
Club was TO have arrived last evening, and II 10 expected
he may be induced TO be the Judges Of the contest
tors
Skaters when they take OF their skstes for the purposs
OF indulgng In sliding, should carry them loosely In
their hands, 90 several ugly blows have been inflicted
during the season BY persons slipping thereby causing
their skates TO ny everywhere within the limit OF the
straps.
day, and wM well attended,. Another fancy drsss ear
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House of Rs presen,ativ.s.

WASHINGTON, Feb b, 1863.
DEgATR os TREASURY MOTH BiJ.
The House went into COMMITTEES Of The Whole on tho
Treasury Note bill
M Caissrtp, (Union) Of Nd. .--whoo these troubles
began they found standing alone owe nothing TO
rar,y beyond tho broad catholic party which snclosss
v;,hr s embrace tho whole Union and which looks for
The New York herald., 1862-02-06

aiya Is 70 take place Saturday nexi commencing "A
two o'c"cx p NJ
curriers' on Central Park st continue their quIs,
.-s IN the nook OF the lower pond. Tney ~ .u,
themselves as 10 excite but little attention from ot
season. ~
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At Jeners', 573 Broadway, Ladies' Rel.
mora Boots 80 and 81 so; Misses rs and 81 5o Oha
aren s. $i 20 ana III ~. JEFFERS. 573 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-02-06

Fay's Spanish Hair Gl0ss-A Clean.
white and elegant chemic preparation for promoting
growth uxurance and beauty the dresank he
hs keeping mGi:. and in place and mparns e rOs
toit 1t unlike any Of alcohol prepsraons Sea
at Is cents bottle by all the principal retail drugKists
D,Hyon, Erase, Eraser sI Aaist iso Chambsrs street.
Orders from reliable houses addressed FAY 10
mist, New York city. win receive attention.
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Wedding Cards.-Great Induceme nfs.-
Elegant styles and low prices. at j. EvERDKLLB So
Broadway, corner OF Duane street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-06

Commodore Mutt Is the most attractive
card Bsrnum has had at the Museum Yesterday ~
graceful and captivating to the last
The New York herald., 1862-02-06

To Job Prinfers.-StereOtype Copfes oH
the beautiful border OF the Carriers Address q
the New York Herald ready border
Consists OF elegant portraits Of the prunl
nn generals and civilians In the
Unon and is admirably adaped 10 the wants OF ob prnt
er Price $2a Proof sheets the sent 70 ali wbe
wish 70 purchase Apply TO Charles Craske Sterootyp
Isl w lillian York -~' ~'~-~~S$S~f
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Prizes Cashed fn all LegaIizeo Lotteries.
Information given JOSEPH BATES Broker
10 Wall street Cup slars), New York
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obssquiss or Adjutant Geo. r. Hodges.

Thn DU.fUFI F0U o. Iobz
Inc funeral Of Adjuant George +. Hodges OF the NAE
the 3lst uit, at Halls Hill Va took place At Dr. Put
nsm church a. Roxbury this afternoon Tho decearsl
p Das swenty ynvo years old and son Of A. d. HodEss
PRESIDENT OF the Washington Bank
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THE GRAND PRESIDENTIAL PARTY.

The Gayetios Of the Republican Court-The
Grand Party at the White House Gathering Of
Dames Demoiselles, Diplomats, Dignitaries Of
State, and Army and Naval 0ficers-Elegant
Toilettes and Brilliant Uniforms and Decora-
tions-Generous and Hearty Hospitality at the
White House.
The New York herald., 1862-02-06

Photographic Albums for Cartes dc vi.
site from 5c to Sl6 Great number of elegant sau.
supplied
The New York herald., 1862-02-06
OmciaIDrawings or the Delaware stalo

=. 80 - EXTRA CLAss 3l-Fsbruarv g. 1869
80, 73, 81, Il, 49, 70, 20, Al, so, g. 10 46 81 as
IL. 63, l, 4, 10.
. cLAss lil-February s, 1869
4S, 81, 73, 70, 20, 81, 6, 50, So, Is, 20, 70. 4.
Circulars sent by addressing
JOHN A. NORRIS n CO.
Wilmington, Delaware
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A Pure TObacc0.-YellOW Bank TObae-
co-Goodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco all
p9tties for sale BY all tobacco and Dealers
The New York herald., 1862-02-06

Batchelor's Hair Dye.-The Best I'm the
World Harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold and ~
Piled at BACHELORS Wig factory, 10 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-06

Barry's Tricopherous 10 tho Best and
cheapest article for dressing besufying curling cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair. Ladies' try T. Sold "
The New York herald., 1862-02-06

Use Lyons Katharton 1f You Wish .
Beautul Head OF HAIR 10 without question the nnssa
article made.
The New York herald., 1862-02-06

Mrs. 8. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorex
and Worlds Hair Dressing all other preparations fer
the hair Depot, 1913 Greenwich street.
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: Smsisl = EsIsl Drawing. or Murray, Eddy &

oo's hentucky and Missouri state Lotteries
A AZ nAAsiuckr EXTRA GLASS 0s-Feb s, 1867
a, 4o, 81, ~ 50, SO, 23, ~, 6S, ri, S3. Ie.
40 On or K.srUckr cLAss 6o-Feb 5. 1861
A., ~, 70, "a, 81, So, SO, /, 80, Is, az, 50. a.
SircuiATs sent free OF charge addressing
MURRAY, EDDY CO.
Gown. .ton KY, or 81 Louis Ma
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou.
pees the best In the world Who'll csae and RETAIL dyU
privately applied. No. 8 Astor House.
The New York herald., 1862-02-06

Beautiful Comp Bloom %
youth Liquid PEARL for preserving and beauying tbs
complexion And skin, 4S9 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-02-06
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

. ppgovEp MILITARY BOOKS.
n Casalry Drill with 20 engraving, 2sc.
Artillery Drill, with ~ engraving, bc.
Amy Mantnl for OGlcers, 81.
infantry Tactics, with % engravngs, 80.
Do School oi the Battalion, IS.
Do. complete, t3T engravngs, So.
j. w. FORTUNE, ~ Chatham Nreek, N. x
NrrHATr CURIOUS BOOK OF CITY w0ABN"--sfs.
guar aud interesting sketches Of fetps in
the y Sold for 70 cents mailed ~ Snr shs
price Cloth binding, $50 pages, 70 crgr2~incs
u. 0AvNTT, RGsAsbsr " W>seg street, ~ slsizaa
The New York herald., 1862-02-06

Hilrs Hair Dyo, SO Cents, Black or
brown; Infalbe Ongnent for the hair. Depot No. Bar
clay stand Sold by all druggists
The New York herald., 1862-02-06

Mothcrs.-Mrs. Wtnsl0yv's Soothing Sys
has equal earth for your suffering child gives
immediate rest from pain corrects acidy Of the stomach,
regulates the bowels and nvgorates the whole system.
The New York herald., 1862-02-06
THE FIREsIES.

ATA REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF LAFAr'
ette Lngne company NO. 10 held n tho engine ncuss
on Monday gvenine February y tool ~ vas uneniousy
Netlv Tnet the thanks 20 hA company nc tenaered 70
Ms ret Campbell s. East Houston hrce Tor trs
supry Of reeShmens inInieheu Us w tne hr
No ISL BowrI3, on tho lst Inst .,..,-. q, ..,,-, .
Kcsly cd That copy " this rsouuon vc Nnoushea 4"
'"c "''' ~ GEORGE W. BADGER. Foreman.
srrrnrS A. Lgr, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1862-02-06

Rushton's TrOches for Coughs and Sore
Throis at 4s9 Broadway Droome srec and and
As.or House, corner Harclay street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-06

Disease OF the Lungs and Throat 9uc.
cessfully treated by e. W. vONDERShITH, n. d. O0ce
l6 Bowery.
The New York herald., 1862-02-06

Few Of the importance Of checking cough
sght cold in its rst stage That which In tho begnnnl
would yield TO mild rsmedy, neglected, th1
lungs Browns Bronchial ffoches are valuable ar
SO at this season Of the year. when cousha
psyalent. The troches sivo and almost immedssS
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-02-07
Two Traitots-Two Niggers.

Caprcous in It's humer, ard highly antago-
nissic TO American institutions, the London
Times now and then tells truth By accident,
we suppose. In the case Of Mason oSd SLd-
DELL 1t comes out, very strongly, against aoy
ciVility beng showa ihem in England. At
Bermuda they dined With the British Admiral
on the station, who behaved politely, but in
variably snubbed them Whenever they began
to prate, like Othcllo, Of the Dangers they had
passed through.
On the contrary, The Times, which is sup
posed TO speak the opiaioD of the British Gov
rIameut, laughs the martyrs Of The Tent to
seora, saying that, .Ihey arc about the most
worthless booty il would De possible to extract
from the jaws Of the American Hon." 1t may
be asked, Bhy are these amiable martyrs thus
denounceds Tha Times answers, sharply
enough, teeause these two men have long been
known ss blind and habitnal hsters and revil-
ers of England Another reason why the
traitors should be made nothing Of, IN Eag-
lsud, socially, is to be found in the fact that
the fogiliye-slaFe law is generally affiliated on
Mr. mason.
Give DO ovation to these fellows, says tbe
Times. They are Of no account. England
tc0aId hare done Just as much 10 resuee tCo ne
gJ0es." All We say is that, If the writer of
that cruel assertion, avowing himself, dare
venture iIto the limits of Seeessia, ws are 8
fraid that be would te tarred and feathered,
out Of hand amid universal Southern applause.
MASON aud SLlDELL, preudo- ambassadors from
the South, not OF more account than two De.
eroes No wonder, if such things be, that
Vesuvius em.ts flames ana overwhelms cities.
--Phitg. Press.
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TAsHNaroS. Jan. rs, 1862.
THE BUKHsKDE EKPEDETION-TEEE
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES OF
GEN. BURNSIDE.

special messenger with dispatches from
Gen. BUGNsIDE, reached Washington this
morning. They are dated, s'Headquarsers,
Department Of North Carolina, Hatteras In-
let, Jan. 20, 1862
The messenger left Haiseras on Sunday
Gen. BURNSIDE states
sssVe left cur anchorage At Annapolis on
Thursday, tic 9th, aud, s.eer protgacted pas
sage, owing 10 dense fogs, arrived at Fortress
Monroe on Ffiday night at L. O'Clock. Leag-
ing Fortress Monroe on Saturday al 10 o'clock
10 the morniu z. We proceed 81. .obce 10 sea, but
owing to fogs on Sunday aud Sunday night,
our progress was very sloa. On Mondoy, The
18Th, tie weather cleared, with heavy wind
and rough sea, which caused our vessels to Ia
Dor very heavily, aud some were obliged to
cut loose from the vessels they we're towing
Most Of them, however passed over the bar
Aaa anchored inside tho hagbor about Il O'Clock
noon, on the 18th, Just in time TO escape
che severe storm of Monday night and Tues
dag.
@Tho propeller City Of .SsW York ran ou
the bar at the entrance Of the harbor, and,
owing to tie severe weather and want of snail
Tas laden vita stores aad was lost.'
The General also says he had been lod to
suppose that he would fnd experienced pilots
at Hauerss, but had greaE difficulty il accom-
Plishing bis Wish for want Of proper accommo
dation. He adds that he wouId commence
that day to build wharf for the landing Of
supplies. The men were cheerful aud patient,
and be would proceed with confidence. An
accident occurred in an effort 10 relHse the
steamer .New York, By which boat vas swami
ped, aud Col ALLEN, Of the Ninih New Jsr-
soy Regimaut, bis surgeon, and iae mate Of the
boat we're lost. After the arrival of the ex-
petition at Hstteras, the enemy made their ap-
peafauea ia one ar Two vessels On reconuoI-
ter;ng expedition. Oar boats gave chase aud
drove them back.
The transports and other vessels grounded,
will Be got Of bg the aid Of the Tug boats
Ooly one was lost, (ihe Cuy Of -Ne'0 Folk, }
and no lives lost B;th toe exception of the
Ehree above named
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Registers Nelice.


All psiscEs Interested, are hereby notified that
The following named accountants have fles their
accounts IN the Registers Office OF Bedford co,,rt,-
and that the same viii he prest nted Ia ,h ~
phans Cent, in and for said County. on Tuesday
the lith day OF February, next at the Court House
IN Bedford for eonfrEnation
l. The supplemental account of Aaron Raa5
Executor OF the last VIII, &c. of Dr. Wm W
Reed iaie Of South Woodbury. Township. deed.
2. The account Of John Morse. Admipistrator &c
the Estate Of Norman Johnson. late n Sontls,an
ton Township, decd.
z; Ire account of Ann Marks, Administrative
OF The Esttte Of John D Marks, late Of Southan,n-
ton Township, deed.
T. The account Of David Cli.z, Administrator of
The Estate Of jacob Gliz, late Of Sotfha,,.,,,er
Township, deceased 'S'i
o Tie final account OF jeremiah E. Black. and
o. ne Administrations Of the Estate oi Jokn Blsck
late OF Napier Township, decd.
&. The account of Michael Wertz. ESa a,,,i,
asiEalor q the Estate Of Joseph r. Carrier lae, ~
81. Clair Township decd.
q The account of O f. Shannon. Fso As,,;.
straior Of the Estate Of Daniel cans lse ~ Mna
rec Township, decd.
g. The account Of Elias Del, Esq. Executor !,
tne last III SC, Of John Snowhtirer. lste ~ q
Clair Township, deed. ''''s - .
y tie Administrator Account Of San,,l llra,l.
ahg, Aep. 81 David + Brown, deceased.
RselsTER,s 0FFicE, -.
an.l7th, 1867.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-02-07

U 5. steamer Lancaster had sailed for SAP
Francisco.
Business was dull at Panama, owing to The
troubles 10 the interior.
Capt. Richie, CT The q. S. steamer Ssrauac,
i reported 10 have all his officers uEder arrest.
The cause is not reported.
The British steamer from St Thoinss states
that the pirate Sumter was secn by the
steamer from Havana cruising close to St. 10
mlngo.
The steamer Columbus, wrecked at Point
Remedies, bad cargo valued at Sl,500.0 600,
mostly English goods. Her passengers have
arrived here BY the Northern Light.
Thsre have been heavy rains in Costa Riea,
damaging the cvffee crop.
Chill was tranquil.
L.Fge shipments OF -four and wheat are go
ing forward to Europe.
An attack had been made 10 the bsrbor Of
Callao By the steamer Ueayala upon the Ghilis
an steamer Loa. The former firing several times
1T the latter, but being threatened bg Bits
lsh war vessel. the former left for Ghiaehaa
pursued By the steamers Persna aud Loa.-
. pon tie lsstef arriving the crew Of the Ucas
yala Abandoned her, aeeing to the interior.
Mr. Robinson, u. S. Minister, vas former
ly received By the Perusian authorize: on tie
10Th.
At Aspinvall, on the 9th, the sollisrs
quattered in the jAi, broke open the doors, re,
leasing all the prisoners and afterwards ragged
the town. arresting several innocent persons on
the charge OF being enemies to the Govern
eyument. SeFcras shots were fred, but no.
body killed
The steamer Republic, from Califorbia for
Acapulco, was % the beach at Acapulco,
caulking, having been strained in the late gale,
during which her captain had 10 throw over.
board her deck loati.
The steamer Oriz4ba, which connected with
the Northern Light, brought $40 packages Of
Mexican cotton from Acapulco.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-02-07
3EDFoRD COHNIY. S.

Al an Orphans Court held at Bedford in and for
tne County u Bedford, on the 18th day Of Noveia-
Der, A. D., 1851, before the Judges of tbs said
Court. ''.N
On motioa Of Attorney Shannon, tie Cours erant
rule upon tie heirs and legal Representatives of
Dgni. Sielghter, late Of Monroe to@aship. dec. 10
Wit Joseph and Danl. Sleighter and Nicholas
Sieighter, Mary, inteFmarrieG with John Garlick
who died, and afterwards was lntermarriei xish
John hall, leaving issue, Adam, Daniel CathsfIne.
Sarah barbara. Abraham and Nicholas GsrlicE
and Wa shlngton Hail and Margaret Han, all resid-
ihgIn, Bedford county except Danl. Garliek whose
residence IS not known Nicholas Sleighter Sophia
widow Of James II FaTiand. deed. Joha SIeisbtsr
DaFid Sleighter, Louisa Ann, internarried with
baFclay MaEsle Matilda, intermarried with SoIo
mon feight. Rachel, who was iatermarrisd with
Abraham Garliek now dead, leaving issue three
chlicren, to wit Joseph, CathaFne ana Peter Tar
tck, Joseph Sleighter, all residing in Bedford Co
and William Sleighter, residing in Blair co. Cali
i9rnia. to be and appear II an Orphans Court 10
DC ted az Bedford. IN for said county, on the Sec
ond Aonday. the 10Th day Of Feb, next, to ACCEPT
or Teinse 10 take the real estate of said Danl
Sleighter. decd, at the valuation which has been
valued, and appraised, in pursuance of writ Of
OF PARTITION or valuation issued ont 81 the Orphans;
Court Of Bedford county, for thst purpose directed
or shew cause why the same should not be sold by
order Of said Court.
i:sZ5SsSssla In testimony whereof I have hereunfo
Il S$fS%z set my hand. the seal OF the said Court
Szzz4sssg5 at Bedford, on the I'D day Of Ncvem-
Der, 8. D. 1861.
SAMUEL H. TATE,
Attest, Clerk.
JonS J. CEsssA, Sheriff.
jan 10th, 1862