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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-21

.Scava Hapd1rd Volunteers Sick in CamD =
men be warned in time, supply yourselves with
HOLLOW piII4S& OINTMENT. Tbov
arc guaranteed to cure The werst cases of Sores
Ulcers, Scurvy, Fevers and Bowel Complaints.
Only 25 cents per Box or Pot a.tf
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-21

e8"Democrats of Bedford Borough Remem-
Der the pending election. Remember that your
party made fair Offer to the 'Rcpublicans,"
for the purpose of keeping politics ont of the
School Board, and that that offer was contcmp-
tuously rejected. Remember that one of the
purest and most useful citizens of our borough
has been insulted aud outraged his fair fame
aspersed and his standing as citizen called in
question, by the action of the "Republican"
caucus. Remember, therefore, that you owe
duty to yourselves as well as to an injured fell
low citizen. in the yindication of the honor and
the citizenship of the man at whom the Gre
publicans'' have seen fit to strike. Remember
this duty and let ii be thoroughly and fearless
ly discharged.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-21

sa-Rememberthe Democratic ticket for School
Directors is composed of Gro BLYMIRE, o. Z.
SHANNON, Jon MANN and j. NJ SHOEMAKER
Maj. Tate was placed upon the Republican
ticket against his wishes and will not serve if
elected. The Republicans will make no eff
fort to elect more than one of their candidates
Beware of that one, for with his success they
hope to brand an upright and respectable cit
izen with. the stigma of treason. Look ont for
artful dodges and sly tricks
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land Let us be obedient to the Constitution,
abide by the laws of the conntry, sustain the
Administration when in our judgment it does
right and thus constitute ourselves, not loyal
subjects, but True CITIZENS of this great and
heayen-favored Republic.
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General McOlellanis Address to the Army
Of the Potomac
IiEADoUARrERs ARMY or TIE PoroM4c, !
faa3ar Court House, Virginia, +
March II. 1862. !
Soldiers Of tie A,my Of the Potomac:


Soldiers Of tile A'my of the Potomac:
For long time have kept you inactive, but
not without purpose You were to be discip-
lined, armed and instructed. The form idable ar
tillely you now have had to be created Other
armies were to move and accomplish certain re-
suits. | have held you back chat you might give
the death blow othe rebellion that has distract
tedour once happy country. The patience you
have shown and your confidence in your general
are worth dozen victories.
These preliminary results are now accom-
plished. feel that the labors of many months
have produced their fruit. The army of the
Potomac is now a real atmy,magnifcent in ma
terial, admirable in discipline and instruction.
excellently equipped and armed your comman-
ders are all that [ could wish. The moment
for action has arrived, and know that can
trnst In you to save your country. As ride
through your ranks | see in your faces he sure
prestige of victory. | feel that you viii do
whatever I ask Of YOU.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-21

CT The Directors of the Bedford Rail Road
have ordered the building of locomotive, to
be called the +" lFaiiam p. .Scdeh," which is to be
placed upon the portion of the road between
Bloody Run and lIopewell, as soon as the track
is laid Weare informed that arrangements are
now in progress for the commencement of the
laying of the track, and that there is no doubt
of the early completion of this part of the road.
The energy and successful management of the
board of Directors, merit the warmest approval.
and should entitle the board to the entire conf
dence, of all who are interested in the making of
the road.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-21
UDiTOR'S NOTICE:

- he undersigned appointed by the Or
phars Court to distribute the balance in The hands
OF The Administrator of the estate of Joscnh Carver
deceased, viii meet the parties interested at his Of
nee, IN the Borough OF Bedford, at O'Clock, on tn.
Sd day OF April next, for the nurpose or attend;nr
TO tie duties of his appointment.
J. W. .LINGENFELTER,
~ "a - loo%' Auditor
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Forr WELLS, S. c.. Feb. %. 1862.

Mr.. EDITOR:
take my pen to inform you that am well
and hope you are enjoying the same blessing.
Decming it q pleasure to drop few lines to you
about war matters, | take this opportunity to do
so. We lay in Camp Curtin some three weeks
and were then marched out Landing in Balti-
more was surprised to sec the Stars and Stripes
floating all over the town; for when wers
through it last summer there was not Union
fiaS to be seen. We then got on board ship L
Went down on the lower deck, and being very
tired, lay down and soon fell into deep sleep.
When awoke was almost smothered, for it
was SO warm and crowded that man could
hardly breathe The night we arrived at For
tress Monroe, was detailed for picket to guard
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-21
DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

4 BUDLIO SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Il There will be sold at public sale on
the premises, on Thursday, goth of March next,
larni situate IN Juniata township Bedford Co., lying
on the Johnstown road, one mile west of Bnrns'
mill, containing 1l2 acres more or less about so
acres cleared and under fence 10 acres of which are
first rate meadow. The improvements are good
rough cast dwelling house, two and half stories
n'sn' frame oahk barn and other out buildings, with
good orchard of choice fruit of ALI Kind, n never
faliins well OF water at the door, with pump in it,
ana stream OF water running through the premises
Terms One third to be paid in hlnd, and the bal
ance TO suit the purchaser. Sale 10 commence at 10
O'CLOCK of said day.
MARY BURNS, (Wiiow,l
DAVID EVANS,
February 2l 1862
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Bedford Borough Democratic Ticket.

BEDFORD Borough Democratic Ticket.
Chef Burgess,-John H. Rush.
assistant, Henry De6baugh
High Constable, e,-John Border
r,.a,;,,.a William Hartley,
A. j. Sansom.
Auditor,--Daniel Beard.
The above part of the ticket will be votet
at the ''Corporaton Window" The part givel
below, viii be voted at the regular general e
lection window.
.Judge--John Boor
Inspector John A. Mowry.
Assessor--Hiram Lentz.
Constable--A. Wayne Mower.
Geo. Blymire,
School 0. E. Shannon,
Directors. j. M. Shoemaker,
Job Mann
a. Il. 7o,cn Clerk-Philip H. Pensyl
Bedford Township Democratic Ticket.
Constable-Thomas Beege.
. Justices-William G. Wisegarver
Ephraim Koontz.
SupervisorS-Jacob Fetter,
-ia =. Alexander Gibson
School Direetors-Samuel Walter,
Owen McGirr.
Judge Of Election--Daniel Heltzell.
m ba Inspector Michael Holderbaum
f4 Assessor-J. I. Gephart
-.B Audto,-Samuel Reighard
To,cnshlp C2erk-John Brown, sr.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-21

ea-A pair of stockings sent by Ladies' COM
mittee for the use of the volunteers, was accom-
panied by the following verse:
Brave sentry on your lonely beat, 7
May these blue stockings warm your feet
And when from war and camps you part II
May some fair knitter warm your heart.
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Commissioners Office, I
Bedford, March 81, 1862. {
|, UDl1OR'S NOTICE

4 UDlTOR'S NOTICE
"A The undersigned appointed by the Or
Phans, Court of Bedford county, to marshal the as
sets OF the Estate of Sophia Dehl, decd, will meet
Sr.les interested for the purpose of attending
Bedford, on the 4th day of April next, at O'Clock.
}. W. LlNGENFELTER,
"'e" 81 ioo@' Auditor
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s;5!l EMPLOYMENT IA


6 T. N rs w ANTED!
We will pay from s25 to SIS per month, and all
expenses, to active Agents, or give commission.
Particulars sent free. Address ERIE SEWING Ma
CHINE CoMPANY, R. JAMES, General Agent Milan,
Ohio.
Aug. 80, '6.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-21
DRlDGE LETTING

HhIDGC LII iNG.-
~ Proposals will De received at the
hodse of George Rhoads, near Stonerstown on Fri
day The llth day of April, 1862, at 10 O'Clock, A.
N, Tor repairing the Bridge the Juniata, near
.. o.onefs'own' IN Liberty township, (viz repairing
one OF the abutments and other renairs n
SAID Bridge.) The repairs to be done will be spe
Gifted on the day of letting
By order of the Commissioners,
H. NlCODEMUS, Clerk
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-21

egThe East Baltimore Conference Of the
NJ E. CHURCH lately in session at Baltimore,
Nd, have made the following appointments of
ministers for this (Juniata) district:
George D. Geno,cah, p E.-Hollidaysburg
"A. w. Gibson; Altoona-W L. Spotswood /;
Woodbury. A. Melick, j. H. $. Clark !;
Schelsburg-N. w. Colburn, ]. B. McClasky
Bedford Stations Kepler; Bedford Circuit
j. G. Clark, I. Greenly; Rainsburg-M. l..
Smith; McConnellsburg-J. N. Spangler; Shir-
leysburg-J. M. Clark, G. w. Van Fossen;
Concord-R. L. Kelley, j. W. Cleaver; Nc
Veytown-J. Anderson, J. c. Cook New
Grcnada-A. Smith, L. d. Watson; Canville
&C. Graham; Huntingdon-J. Brads; Mason
Hill. Moorhead, W. A. Houck Williams
burg-E. w. Kirby Birmingham-J. A. Cole
man, W. w. Evans; Lewistown-J. Guyer ;
Lewistown Circuit. II. c. Smith Kishaco-
quillas-WiIliam Gwynn, S. l.. NJ. Conser,
Chaplain in the Army, and member of Hun
tingdon Q. NJ. Conference.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-21

1 UDITOR'S NOTICE.
n The undersigned appointed to distribute
the money in the hands of David Klitz. Administra-
tor OF Jacob Kitz, deed, hereby gives notice that
he wli meet the parties in interest," at bis office in
Bedford, on wednesday the I'd day Of April next,
when and where all may attend.
:, JOHN PALMER,
March 2l, 1862. Auditor.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-21
Il elu I 0pertis.enlents.
XTALUABLE-FARM
Y ENdsEs SALE.

An excellent farm, situated A miles North East
OF Bedford, in Bedford township, containing
gS0 Acres. Mere or Less,
is offered at private sale very reasonable terms
Eighty acres of this farm are cleared and under
fence. The improvements consist of
Two Story Log House and Barn,
young orchard OF choice fruit, &C., &c. The
farm adjolns lands of Chales Smith, Tho's Hughes.
and others. The title is entirely free from ali in
cumbrances. For further particulars inquire of the
editor of the Gazette, or
JOHN Fl. RUSH, Bedford, Pa.
March 2i 1S62.-tf.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-21

ez"Lieut. w. w. Anderson, of Col. R. But
Ter Prices Cavalry Regiment, is in town on a
visitto his old home. The Lieutenant looks
we'll
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-21

~" The legislature of Maryland has elected
the Hon. Reverdy Johnson, u S. Senator for
six years from the 4th March, 1868, in the room
of Anthony Kennedy
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-21
s5-We learn that the Inquirer establishment
has been sold to Mr.. j. Il. Durborow, of Who'd
berry We wish the new proprietor any a.
mount of financial prosperity.

ez-Wc want a correspondent in every pwn
and township in the county, who will scnl us
the news of his neighborhood. 1t is not Noes
sary that he or she should write an essay Upon
whatever incident there may be to commtni-
cate, but simply that the facts of the cass be
given in legibe hand and an ineligible style.
Friends, send us your local news!
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Ca" Gen. James Shields has been assigned to
the command of the division, lately under the
command of Gen. Lander, near Cumberland.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-21
szg-A valuable farm situated in Bedford tow

GA Valuable farm sltuated IN BedIofd tONn-
ship, is offered for sale at reasonable terms
Persons wishing to purchase comfortable home,
will do we'll toexamine the premises. Particu-
lars can be obtained by calling at this office, or
upon Mr.. John III. Rush.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-21

CO little daughter of Mr.. Richard Sill, of
this place, was badly burned, one day last week,
by The explosion OF a coal oil lamp Mrs. Sill
the chlds mother, had unscrewed the burner of
the lamp, and was in the act of lighting match
at some distance from the lamp, when the oil
caught fire and threw out a jet of flame which
reached the child, burning her severely in seve-
raj places. 1t seems that there is caution need
ed in the handling of coal oil as well as in that
Of other burning fluids Persons using this ar
ticle should pour small quantity into a saucer
and try il with a burning wisp attached to a
long stick. If it does not ignite for some sec
onds, and burns like whisley, it is not explosive
Ea"There are all kinds of stories ahoat in re-
gard to the candidates on the Democratic tick
ct for Bedford township. These tales are put
in circulation by the enemies of the Democrat
ic party, to further their own purposes. Don't
believe any of them, but vote the fairly nom-
mated Democratic ticket.
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c5",rhe New York Argus says the Democrats
have carried most of the town elections in the
interior of New York.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-21

eg-MRs JONES, a Welsh woman of Dudley,
Huntingdon CO., was recently burned to death
under the following circumstances:
MRs. j. had been using some coal oil in her
lamp which was impure and which she desired
to purify, and having been told that boiling the
oil would expcl the foul gas present therein, she
placed quantity of it in vessel upon heat
ed stove. The result was that the oil exploded
and involved the whole person of the untortu-
nate woman in sheet of flame. A little girl
who was in the room with Mrs Jones, escap-
ed by climbing out Of the window, which, how
ever, was so high from the ground that she
could not descend and, she clung TO the win
dow sill with her hands until her fingers were
severely burned when she was finally taker
down by persons attracted by her cries for help
fg-Thc Republican candidate for Governor o.
New Hampshire, has been elected, by small
majority. His vote is much smaller than last
year. A favorable sign.
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Major General Commanding
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Uni.eA states Licenses.

~
Public notice 10 hereby given. that the annual col
lseiop list and Excise Taxes for the Coansy OF Lse
In rtt collection disrict for the year commencing
September lst 1869, has been returned by The u s.
ASSESSOR, s.aat gt
Payment Is hereby dem anded forthwith Of persons
named therein Of the Amount Ss against their
respectively by tho United Etatss Csector Of Int ernal
Revenue Of The hs district, Lows ~ his ONCE in the
COURT HoUsE y PORT kADisOE. All psyn enis
must be ade bsovs ~ slsh Asy Of December next
and ai persons who shall NEGLECT pay the Licsn YES
and ohsr TaIes. asssssed against them withtn he
time sp~caed shan b. liable 70 pay TIN par cent sa
ditional npon she amount thereof.
No coiiscsies VI be made slsew here than al the
office Of the Collector, without the Additional TEE p&r
centum being made a. the Law provides
No other currency than TREASURY NOTES sfu
be received.
Sfffton ~ Ereise Lar ssys, That II sny person on
PERSONS snail exercise Or eatr, any trade or busi
ness Ior Shch license b required by This aei With
ont taking out such Heenss he, she OF they sh. for
every such osencs, respectively, forlslt psn.li,
equal 10 three times the Of the duty or sun OF
money Imposed for such licenses
&c. WALKER
Collector Rirrt DiatYict
Fort Msdisnn iowa, Fcv 18th fssa-dtfs3,
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~ The Hospitals in this place have

~ The Hospitals in this place have
given an impetus to all kinds Of business
that We quite fail to appreciate, and Is
constantly putting ont in circulation .
large amount Of money, most Of which
will permanently remain with Us.
By the Hospital we have . temporary
addition to our population Of two thous.
and men. bringing into requisition more
or less the services of all trades and pro-
fsssions. tt4l
In the single srticie Of wood, we are
told by one Of the officers, tina. between
5000 or 1000 cords will Be consumed this
winter, for which will BE- paid fifteen to
eighteen thousand dollars. The daily
amount Of food required for this little
army is enormous, giving fine business
to our grocers, BAKERS, market men, DC.
A large amount Of help Is required Ia aud
about the Hospitals, and now the first for
years, Aborers have all they can do d. the
best Of prices. This has continued SO for
some time and will continue to and beyond
the termination Of the war. Itundoubt-
edly adds 10 the expense Of living in Keo-
kuk, but our citizens will be enabled to
more than ccsnteract this by The grertly
increased amount Of business which they
vii DO. .a, .a
Ia .L.s way tie whole community viii
be mere or less enriched, and Keokuk
get fresh start in her course to ultimate
smong Be Il " MS Of lows. +
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BY TELEc r APH .
NSghf Report.
Washington, Dec. 8.

washington, Zee. D.
senate.
/ On motion Of Anthony the Startling
Committees.of the Senate we're appointed
the same as last session.
Sumner takes the place Of Thompson,
on the Committee of Finance, and Ar
mold the place of Thompson GA Commit
tee Of Commerce.
Lane, Of Indiana, offered a resolu at on
that the COMMITTEES on Patents inquire
into the expediency Of abolishinc the
department of Agriculture.
I Wilkinson offered a res olution that The
Committse on Military affairs, INQUIRE in.
to tho expedieacy of reporting bill for
decentralization Of the citizens Of MINI,
who have suffered losses by the Sioux Ii :
d,ans, Adopted.
.san4aer offered resolution that
the Secretary of War be requested to fur
nish the Senate with any information
which he might possess with reference to
the sale into slavery of free men, captur-
ed or stolen by The rebel forces, and state
what steps have been taken to redress
this outrage on tiaeian rights. Adopted.
Sumner also oiierad resolution that
the Committee on Military Affairs be d.
rected to consider the expediency of pro-
viding by law for the establishment of a
corps composed of men entirely employed
for hospital and ambulance service. with
commissioned officers 10 command them,
who shall have the entire charge under
the medical officers of the hospitals so as
TO enhance The usefulness of this humane
saaFice AMI give the efficiency derived
from organization. Adopted.
Haze gave notice that he should intro
dace bill repeating the acts d.sting lisb-
ing and establishing the grades OF officers
Ia the Navy. passed July 1863
The Senate went into executive ses-
sion, and upon the opening of the doors
adjourned.
The Senate in executive session refer
red to the appropriate committees large
number Of appointments made by the
President during the recess, including
that of Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court.
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Notice 10 GuarAians ana Admins
n. Al1Al0rh.

ofFfrE ov THs County JUDes, LEE CoUuyr.3
Fon1 AAnlsoH, Nov. 2Slh, 1869.
The law mates the duty OF Guardians and Ad-
administrators At least once yAr,t sepsax be1osy
Tue county Jndse to make reportSh owins The cosd-
tier OF The eass, tArar debt and sasc or Tie con-
oan o. Tire eststs Of Huet heirs And II ~ guasd-
'As Hail !. spksAs and make port. they ssAjert tAsm
selves 70 Ems Of FIFTY DOLLARS as In Other .c,ions
ofmisdnsaaoe eg@
HeS. therefore notios h hereby given to si such
ssasan and aAninissrssors In Lee county wAe hs,e
not nsdf heif report according law that II + are
each Of hsm hereby Requisite appear at he Office af
The coarty Judge In Fort Madison to rauke their re-
PORT ~ required by lay.
The above notice is given say the eo.is II per
sonai ell. alton, s
RoEgzT A. 1Ussgi&,
hos2s-isx-sst Count. IAdSs. Lee Co.., Cts
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COMMERCIAL

DAILY GArs Csrviovucx.)
KsoxrE Dec.3. "a.
ILou supsrsse ~ seprfps whssts atrs % a5
Fall WhsatE xtrs "a
BRAHAEDsHoRrs--4oso soc p 400 -. 1r
SHIP sTUpP-6oc. sa sas ,.khsllsa
coRS--eocv bush. farss sra aaT
2AKLEY--G6 70 aoc. -" . S'4t1 ~
sWHEAr--Psii7sSoo;sp rins sen7s ~ atse
RYE--3o to Sc good demand 5Ff Epee1
oArs-25e % -. Coed demand.
POTAT0Es-sS0loe. RStsai soc
SWEET p0r ArOEs-U 10 ooc. Retain Al . h..,
= suGAR - New. Orleans fair iIsc; prins Il Y
e.loice ella lad AZ orashsd Asd Powdered ls..
hoLAssEs ian,aiiop 80 50 sasayhoase4s1so;
coFFkk-Rio ss03%c; Java IS; LasuySs 3soa4
RfCE-9SI0c. ~, s-..--
EoAP-paim sac, Family &c. German (cin j TX
oASDLHs-starr stsarins1a, Mould u.
TALLOW-skc. se -, s
LARD-6it toto. .Bsiaa th8
BuTTKa-oonnon 100 ZEE. Choice Is 10 II, re-
tail 2oc. ssafsss e9t
PRovIsross-shou Hama aides no sAis.-
Sugar Cured Hams, u to be-. retail Ioc. SO
LEATHEK-solsssusao: HArDsssssNse. y
y RTDEs-prime dry Use, srusb, b az price ; greer
SC; green sheep psits locoi IS; green hog skin
HAy---Timothy. % Oo9s %. baisd go o0Ue
Prairie s. Os2sr %. zs 81.
SkEDs Tim othy 81 90 70 1 20; Plsx Seed 20 =
u 20; good demand.s ~ 1900 = a..s.9.'e
ONIONS Wea 81. 'ab
EGG6-- lsse lie. t'a4-5
WHITE BEANs-75c 70 o. CO. ass ;aaalsh st4
YEATHERg-3 0D3k
FRUIT Dried Applss o. 4o@sI ssS sashs,-
Dried Peaches % 5Oosa rs. Rsisias ~ ao1 u. b
GREEN APPLE.,-7o 10 BOG y bush. NJ
Western Reserve and Dsnnak II 10 10
BEEF CATTI4E--it08csross. xb ss
sHEsP-eeoe1a - thsaA.
sALT-G.A.ss 50 y Meki Kanswha $50 p bar
rel; lake - 80. 7aE t4.tsr3 hs.8
FIsH-Maeksrei ,Ho.Ie14isa Is bbi NO aeu1
9el2, NOS es9eIO. White Fish, No Il 500.
bali bbI. Cod Pjsh Coz p b.
oiLS-coai Oil, IS 10 9ocj retail 81. Linsssd OIL,
u az " III 20. Lard OH, soc to q. zaS ne
BEE5wAx-3oc. .ss-
FAT HoGs-e3 70 o 80 nett. ~. 49,
RAGs-woolenf Cossonq to &c. go :a@ ,-''ss
oLDIRON-le =. Brass Zoe = -. Copper
l2t4rS "a. e1.#s IA
ErcHAxsE.-on New YORK !. percept. ban kabis
'ua d.; Philadelphia, Rssion. chieaso and Cincin-
nsti y per cent st. Tonls u per cent g old - 70
Q per cent ou,frg
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Once of Provost Marshal, Ang. 30.
Hereafter r" taits Of intoxicating iiqa6Ys viii be
permitted 10 eAiisted men or the ed STATES Arm,
In this city.
Persors selling in violation OF this order viii be
arrested, and sthngen, sasui CO taken 10 prevents,
repetition Of Me o0enss.
]. n. HIATT,
septi-d Provost Marshal.
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THE GATE CITY,
THTRSDAY, DECEMBER 4.

n9- VOORHEES, keeps full and fashion.
able stock Of Hats, Caps. Furs, Gloves,
&C., constantly on hand, =. the lowest
cash prices. frnvlO-2ml
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facilitate The delivery ofleitera for the hospitals,
ass1 has been assigned To sseh ware. All concerned
Win thssefore csr-u TO Instruct their friends vbe
wrnT 10 them 10 direct their letters TO The boz for
tsss proper Wssa. a as taE4I
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tsY rELESRArH
New York Market. ~ -
Ke~York Dee ..
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