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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-20
RIED-

,o.a o,Maoo,RE-sHARP .-In schellsbure, on the
~ ss'h uit', BY John Smith, Esq, Mr.. George
who're Moore' OF 1t. Clair township, 60 Miss Isabella
onarP, of Napier township. 80
. .ooiFE.I-BLACKBURN.--In W. the. same
plaoe, ny The same, on the 18th inst, My. VIII
na nam ~ nGeppet, to Miss Edith Blackburr, alt os
1T. Clair township 1s3 9
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A DEMocRArIo CONGRESSMAN ELECTED

A DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMAN ELECTED.
the recent election in New York, the Democrats
elected John V L. Pruyn, ESQ.,, one of the a.
blest men in that State, to Congress from the
Albany district, by large majority, to fill tn,
vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of Hon
Erastus Corning But the telegraph wires hav,
never (as far as we know allowed the fact to ID
known. 1t troubles the Abolitionsts that there
is q Democratic party. But they can't help it,
after ALL And they'll hear from it, too.
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eJChas. Merwine of this borough, has been
appointed by the Commissioners to take charge
of the Court House building, vsce Levi Agnew
removed The Commissioners have done them
selves credit in thus giving this appointment to
deserving man, an honest Democrat and one
who, we think, believes that there ought to be
such an element in human nature as gratitude.
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eTGeorge Roades, the newly elected Commits
sioner, was installed in office, on Monday last
He succeeds Mr.. Feightner whose term expired
on that day. Mr.. Roades is good man and
will discharge with fidelity the trust reposed in
him by the people of the county
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4 PP R 4 i 4

Notice Is hereby given that appeals from the az
sessment for 1864, will be held of the Commission
ers' Office, in Bedford for the different districts of
the county, as follows:
For Snake Spring, Scheisburg, Harrison and Bed
ford townships, on Monday December a.
For Middle Woodberry, Union. Broad Top and
H6pewsll, on Tue sday, December 15 TI77r =
For Liberty, Londonderry, Cumberland Valey.
northampton and Bedford Borough, on wednesday
December 16.
For St. Clair, South Woodberry, Napier and c5IS-
rain. on Thursday December II.
For Monroe, Providence E., Providence w Jre-.
i!ata and Bloody Run, on Friday December 10. N
% .a..--.sa5 ~ p. ]. SHOEMAKER,
n.g IH" ANDREW CRISMAN,
GEORGE ROADES,
.AHest-- Commissioners.
. JOHN &. FISHER, Clerk. .t,..
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What They Promised.

- THH yaiENDs OF Gov. Curtin PROMISED rHE pEo-
YIs THAT iP They WOULD RE-ELEor HIM, TIE WAR
o WOULD END IN 80 DAYS AND THERE WOULD BE NO MORE
pRArriNe. HoLD THEM TO THEIR PROMISES.
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SHof ON PicKrr.-Nathan Smith, of St.
Clair tp, private in the I'd Pa. Cavalry, was
shot whilst on picket near the Rappahan mock,
on the night of the 18th ult. 1t is supposed
Vat he was killed by Mosebys Gucrillas. He
leaves young wife to mournhis untimely death.
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French all Wool Shifting FlaGnels, Ca ssmeIes,
and all Wool Overshirts for sale at
Nov. 90 ,CRAMER s. cos.
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SEVERELY 1S5uRnB. =-AIr Joseph E. Long, Of
Liberty tp., was badly hurt. few days ago, by
being caught between the bumpers Of two cars,
as he was about to walk between them. 1t
was feared that his injuries would prove fatal.
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@Farmers, go to William Hartley's and
buy ''Eureka Fodder Cutter" This machine
is one of the most useful ever invented.
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sS-Fhe decision of the Supreme Court of the
State, pronouncing the Conscription Law un-
constitutional, has created quite autter among
the Abolition Journals. They know that this
decision places Gov. Curtin in very unpleas-
ant dilemma. He must either set at defiance
the decree Of the Supreme Court, which is now
. law of the State, and which the Governor is,
by his OATH OF OFFICE, bound to execute,
or he must refuse to obey the behest of Abra-
ham Lincoln and his Abolition Congress. Gov,
Curtin has it in his power, now, to save the peo-
pie of this State from the horrors Of Inc Con-
scrption. The responsibility resH upon him.
The Supreme Court have clearl.j pointed out to
him his duty to protect the people Of the State
from further conscription. These facts are sore
ly felt by such Jace5n organs as the Philadel-
phia Press and Inquirer, and hence the sensation
produced among item by this righteous decision.
TEyery day brings forth some new dcvelope-
meat of the rascality by which Judge Wood.
| ward was defrauded of his election. Even in
our own county, it appears there were frauds
Of which honest people never dreamed. 1t
seems that iu Middle Woodberry, Liberty and
Broad Top, where the Aboitionists had their
principal increase, dozens of illegal votes were
polled. In Liberty some of the Huntingdon
Abolitionists voted and then returned to Hunt
ingdon county and voted there also. Some OF
these have been arrested and will be punished
In Broad Top numbers of fraudulent votes were
polled by the Abolitonists, among the rest that
Of an alien, on the ground that he had obtained
his first papers and had paid the $500 commu-
tation as a conscript! The Broad Top Election
Board ought to be made understand the election
laws by having a little experience of their work
ings in the Courts. If the Democrats of Broad
Top, permit such frauds to be practised upon
them without bringing the Election Board to
justice, they deserve to remain in the minority
We say to Democrats, everywhere, stand up
for your rights, bring the ballot-box suffers to
| judgment, and let there be stop put to the
fraudulent voting which now controls the resul,
of elections throughout the land Hereafter lei
no election officers who violate the law in any
particular, go unpunished
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CLOTHING.

Go 10 Cfamer h Co.'S. and look at their i'm msn.e
supply OF CLOTHING, before you PURCHASE.
November 30.
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bLA DECIDED IMPROVEMENT Col Hafer has
lately erected new portico in front of the
5sdford Hotel. This is decided improve
iaent He has also re-hlted and re-furnished
the house and his guests will find his hotel
more comfortable than ever, iaA's
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@Wood. Flour and Pork wanted in payment
Of subscription.
Bedford Classical Institute.
EV. JOHN LYON, Princip

The I'd Quarter Of the 5th School Year Of this 10.
.titution will open as usual on Monday, November
Z! 10. 1883. Terms as before.
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DARING RoBRERY. On Tuesday night last the
house Of VIM. NJ. Cook, of this place, was en-.
tered and some $40 worth of clothing and mon
ey taken9therefrom.s The burglar effected an
entrance at a window, went up stairs, into the
roomin +, viii which Mr. Cook was sleeping. and took
Mr.. Cocks poahet;book, from his breeches pock-
ei withina few feet Of Mr. Cs bed. IN
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Hoard Of Counciirnen.

The Board met GU Thursday at b o'clock. In the
absence Of the President Mr.. WEBSTER called tn,
chain
series Of resolutions sent In from the Aldermen
citing the Legislature had neglected to legtlze the liar
Dor Defense ordnance OF the Common Council and
same osasps existed which prompted the pa..sgc OF
that ordnance Iequeu. the Mayor to communicate
with the Harbor Defense Commissioners appointed by the
Legislature information TO what prof. ofton Of the nil
non collars app opiAt-d would be applied t. this
how action would De taken IN the pa eInise,.
The olr tiou- unanimously coDcaffed IN
The CToton Aqueduct DEPARTMENT was directed 10 Isps
all the streets where necessary
resolution adopted requesting the COMMITTEE on
Nstonsl make suitable preparations ieI
aud the OF the late Co. hi ssod
the iOJd Regiment n. !. V. 80 .
resolution eane rom the ALaefnes to pay MsssTs
Lord Tsylors m Of 1896 for goyes .4d Grape !unbed at
funeral OF ol Eimbs The items the bill 10 yards
Of crspo, SO; iOscz.n kid gloves, $lt
~. JOSEs asked i.d been doUe WIN the ten dofer
of gloves There only ~ nembes of the boards. sad
them
Mr. JoIcy said the gloves ordered by Alderman Far
sey and they had been delivered al the City oaL
hr JOINS ssd would to know what hrcsme OF TIE
sVse' they be distributed at the liy Hall on All
these OCCASIONS all the people city would for them
mi JOYCE said the Tsninany Society invited 10 the
uis. SUD he thought they provided With gloves
soSks OBJECTED 10 he furnishing Societies wdh gloves.
w. hsa oeen 'svefs blls for Grape these occsons
"hd became Of the cIspef II the ROOMS we've dsped in
mourning thres times II Drce.gnrv hat new cf.e
Ahould be oought each time $500 10y
M cho~ said he did not get any OF the gloves
me me 4li W. .seired 70 tbs Finsncs Committee.
Capt. Jose Polo de Bernsnts and hs ~ H.
nigae Ia this port - Wv "'-~
The Board adjourned to Monday at o'clock
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U.iterary.

Nalker, Wire & Co. announce for speedy publ
cation, 'Alemoir Of Rev. Arthur Il. Fuller" the
late devoted chaplain OF the Thirteenth Massachusetts
REGIMENT, VINO tell in tue attack on Fredericksburg.
The volume will contain eopioas extracts from the
correspondence of Mr.. Fuller, with sketches OF
camp and field life, and large of original ana
important information on the conduct aud progress OF
the Wharf.-The same house have in press a new
edition of The Life and Works Of Margaret Full
leI," in six VOLUMES, with complete indexes
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Southern Items OF News.
SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILRoAD.-We
take great pleasure in noticing present prosperous copd
materially added 20 military strength the SeabOad
due upon coupons of the eaninss OF the road aud
will still retain supes fund oil SOOo to provide against
all contingencies This surplus fund remaining In the Com
psny's hands is amount than sufficient pay
years interest the entire bonded debs OF the Road Beside
ths the monthly Of the road averages fully Co.,
ATTY per of which is net The OF the Company
shown nom this statement such must DO eunenty
gratifying the stockholders. lChsrleson Mercury.
FLORIDA.
The CHURCH BURNING IN FLoRIDA-A SCENE
lester ou Jacksonville Fla, gives Of
which foo"ed tue burning OF Catholic Church
there by the 9Th Maine Regiment fresh from the lard of CON
vent burning mobs AUD Hiss" inqai,ion
says; The Two Irish companies having been Of
church end alter Cutting their 'sy minds by Decorating
ne ood cutting and deiscng the sacred symbols
cieisymsns dwelling shasd fate Nought was 10
spected. neihit saved.
The new' et these ousgss having reached the Irish com.
panies they rushed to thu Of wsuton I'm,
too sss TO save Many actually wep because theI nsb
ty to do any good Then hed with hate al the DOR or tbs
mischief and unmindfu Of the di.Isrily of pY,nnsr ,b
tuined9pon the do~n.sstef when herce street 6eht ea.
soed which could Cny De qleed the ordering out Of the
entire lansee force. whose united ea0fts were 20
The Irisbmen ried % board the gunbo., II; ,on
st dsnAHt and swearing 'yt 10 ~s-s az simple voogesncs
VITO such dastsds these fsakees and aouS
troops heis and the hght "oGId be renewed
gitii satisfaction " a. had"
" THgzK as CoRH IN EGYPT."-So says Tie
ReoatcdH True there Is ia Florida and t. sIse bat
Not % The ext4ut porsry has been led to believe
Nor esn Il b. bought now IN any qnantuy nom 70 to %
gents per bushs" Tie price, where II "a mot 10 be had IL
douoe IS Rprod.s figures. while IN some paris OF the
stse psrticusy IN the SOUTH 1, readily brings from - to
k5 pei busss.
We regret to hear says The 7'alohass,e FGOridtaa,
ths number Of our large planters in the bddls Lave put IN
. heavy crop Of cotton. il 80. isis noryins fact
GEORGIA.
Books COUNTY SUPPLEs.--A public meeting
IN county has passed these Teoiuo which ought u
serve ~ q "a example:
Rssoipss That spprove the call Of the President
snd SserssIy ofWa and that while have food tho army
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preventing rsss.rs from falling to the rear o. the nm
bers men are sick footsore upon the cerineste o ~
- tbsv will be- allowed such conveyance or provided
with such hospital accommodations their SITUATION may
require. Al, -, .,n,cn of orm,tion
that the enemy soldier who desert. ni Column cn
and deserves the penalty which the law provides 0s
his a sIs sa1, w,Ups, Msjor-0en. BANKS
RIcu.Rp b. IRWIN, A. A. General
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HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH,

an excellent lotion for diseases Of Syphc nature and
an infection In diseases Of the Urinary Organs sas ffo
habit. of aton used IN connection with the EIv.
Br chu and sarsapaa in such diseases as Teconresds
Evidence the responsible and reliable ehafseevn
accompany the medicines .r.I
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
FROM TO 20 YEARS STANDING with ,,,
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAAh
For Medical Propertie, OF buchn u,,
SEE DISPENSATOkY Or THE UNITED sTAfb"
See Professor DEW EEs valuable works on the rseecs
See remarks made by the late celebrated d. PhfSiO'
See remarks made by Dr. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL
c.-btated Physician aud Member of the Royal CoheSe
Surgeons Ireland and published in the Transactions VIZ
hing and Queens Journal. - . opvt,uIN
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TRAyERS Fellow OF the Royal College OF Surgeons
See most Of the ate STANDARD Works on Medicine
EXTRACT BUCHU. = per bottle, or siI for -
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IMPROVED ROSE WASH, SOC per bottle or "h W.
81 So ,.n, "a sus,
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the most obstinate II directions are shSefea w.
Delivered to any address, securely packed I0
Describe symptoms In all eoDmuaiea,on' lures A''-
teed Advice glatis
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On motion Of Mr. Boos adopted and semitic the otnr
Board resolution offered by Mr.. Otiwe was ad9pseo,
directing the Controller to discontinue the leases
now for Of the ground between Sixteenth ana
streets and Avenne and the East River as tue
Common Council design using the for purposes
The requested 70 furnish the Boerd
with his opinion relative to the Acts OF 1907 aud 1908
ing the salaries the members of the Common Council
communication received from the Finance Department
showing that the award for damages caused o the
s66 I3lesving balance against the city Of 9 so ~
resolution directing the Controller TO lease the slip at the
foot Of street and and vest the same In
the association Of rowing clubs known - the
son Navy aud eppropsns $500 IN furherance Of .ns 90
The purchase badge. for members the Common Coun
ell About half dozen resolutions were sdopted sppr9pia
the river rom the various piers After acting upon numoer
OF unimposn papers from the Board OF CouncilInen the
Board adjourned upt next Monday afternoon ct O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08

The FUNERAL or EX-MAYoR TALMAGE.-The
funeral Of the Hon. Thomas o. Talmsso formerly Mayor Of
Brooklyn took place FROM his residence No 2s Hicks seet
yesterday afternoon. The remains taken to Greenwood
Cemetery for accompanied by the city officials ana
a large coucourse OF citizens The hags the City Hsll
displayed at hslinss In respect to bis memory.
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CA OF Munc.-This evening the opera Oh
rn,n will be- performed at this house. Madame Guersoe
a, Elva Ms,roen q Ernani Bsllin " Carlo oans0 ana
Biachi - Don Sylvia ,-m
On Saturday there win be Matine' when Ar0i'' wi"
be given.
On Monday Mis-. Parker win make her first appearance
In II Troystore,
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THEODORE THoM.s's Grand Animal Vocal ana
Orchestral Concert takes psce tomorrow evening irving
Hal. The sst rehearsal will take place to-day at p m 70
which all person, holding tickets for the concert VIII DC sa
mit.ed free Of charge showing their ticket to the door,
t.ene- No tickets will be sold for the rehearsal.
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ST. JoHS's CHuRcH.--Ihe Nestry OF st. Johns
Church episcopal located the Of Washington and
johnson meeting recently held, unanimously in
vted the Rev. George T. Seymour OF Hudson N T. to tho
rec.ohip II s understood that Mr. Seymour will Ofe.ts
10 the church Oh Sunday the l5th inst
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The Rev. Matthew Hale Smith lectures this even
ing In the Oliverstreet Msrnsr' Temple Subject: snH
We Sustain the Government
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THI HUrcHNsoSs.-The Hutchinsons will give
their unique and patriotic concerts the Poyeehne
Institute in Brooklyn this evening.
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No. U-GRs BUrLxR's LArs GRsAr SPEECH
Tho Crest Speech Of Maj Gen T. Butler at the Academy
ofMu.ic April O. 1853. Price cent?; 81 per 100 SO
per I.OO0 II sent by mail one cent each In addition VIII
b, CHARGED 70 prepay postage twenty under are or
ded over twenty half cen, each prepay postage Cash
orders solicited.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
THE TRIBUNE WAR TRACTS.
New-fork.
No.I--TuK Cospucr OF rHR WAR

No. I--THK Cospucr OF rHR WAR
The Report Of the Joint Committee Of Congress on the
Conduct OF the War respecting the management and opera
lions Of the Army Of the Potomac while commanded by
Gen McClslsn is issued by in pamphlet Of thirtytwo
page. Price ) cents 81 so per 100 $50 per 1000.
n sent By mail one cen. IN addition will be charged prepay
postage.
4, also contains Lord Lyonss letter TO Earl Russell giving
an account Of his remarkable conferences with the Conser
yatiye leaders."
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The BoAT-BUILDERs.-We learn that i've EN-
poyns boabuiders have sgreed to pay 81 80 per day
namely Mesrs Darling Ruch Alexander Thorn, and BLACK
burn, and their have gone to work
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No. II.-BuLL RuS-BALL's BLuVr.

Department Of the West-Fren Mt
SConanIng the report the Joint Committee on the Con
duct OF the War relating the battles OF Bull Run and BAH
Bud and of the Department OF the West uader command d
Major General Fremont. Price 81 per zoos SID
Der 900. II sent by mail cent escn Ia addition viii
3. prepay posge when twenty or under are or
ered wony half cen. eaeh TO prepay postage Cash
orders solicited.
No IV.-MoCLELLAs, BuRSsIDx, HooyRR
evidence Of Generals Mcclellan Burnside aud
Hooker Ueforo the Committee the Conduct OF the War
This gives very fl history e the Army OF the Potomsc
no 20 the time Gen Hooker took command Thirty two
PAGES Price 5 cents. SO SO per 100 $50 per 900.
Ii by mail in addition viii DO chAseiio prepay
postage -
Address THE T.iBrsE
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AFFIDAVIT.

AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before Alderman 81 ns n 80
Phil.dr phia Il. 4. Helmbod who being auf ssa,, or
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SEVENTH REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARD.-A

SEVENTH REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARD'-A
strong effort being by tho msmbe" OF the 'sh reg
men. In conjunction with many OF our merchants ana one
c,sn, IN prsvail upon Col Marshall Lserts to withdraw
III rsgpson which was sent 10 headquarters several weeks
STAGE HI, is still 10 the hand: Of the
and we behave has not been accepted petition asneo
hx one members OF the h has been stnt 10
hs EIcsepcy Governor Seymour MIN not 70 ac
cept the resignation copy Of which, together with 20
fcm N, officers 10 withdraw his resgnstion ana an
rgent letter from the members have been handed 70 ne
late commander 10 10 ardently hoped by all 1
Col withdraw his resignation, especially sue
unanimous wish 10 NANTES by his fellow eltnshs 70
keep step to the music of the Union under MS aoie
ship
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REPUBLICAN CENTRAL CoAMITTEE.-Ihs BODY
me. last night their headquarten corner Of TwentSha
street and Broadway but did nothing beyond routine ouns
adjourning after half an hours session.
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TENTH REGIMENT tNATIoNAL ZoUAyEsl.-ihis
n, will assemble In full Zouave uniform without KNAPP
,,t, on Union square, at IL M to-day to receive the Sth
Regiment NewYok Volunteers on their return rom the 500"
of. The drum corps will proceed Capt. Seey's Office
NJ se .,reet and get their drums In time to
semble with the regiment. Field and staff dismounted.
BY order, JOHN 4. BENDIX. Col0neCOmmsnd ns'
H. v MARTIN, Adjutant
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boz named Thomas Doyle three died at the
idencr Of hs prruts No 223 Pacc street "wednesday
from the effects of cs sustained by being over IN
Atpuic by Of the Jamaica Raiir nj cara The
neeiden occurred the 2si inst and from the evidence
taken the Colon.Ts Inquest appeared 10 have resulted
clrces.nts Of tho dii.er u the The driver
John MeGvuey arrest d, held 10 awst examination
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ADVERTISEMENT

IAdver,isementl
SPRING CLOTHING.
AT EyAss 80
EIrHssIvE CLOTHING WARHHousz.
:. = ''''''-t'
Is per cent below the market price.
Advertisement.
My SOUTHERN FRIENDS.
by the aathor OF
AMONG TIE Pines
For sale al the Office Of The Tribune
Price ~. Paper covers, IS cents
Al.o, new, larger, and Landowner edition Of " Pines
uniform with Ny Southern Fsad" and IT the same price
~ These Books by mall free, on receipt Of
retail price. ,,- No..
Cloth g. cents Cocsnt. BY the loo and Paper 30 cents
4S cents by tho 100 and over
Address
The TRIBusI.
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RECOVERY Oh STOLEN Properly. - Officers
Sqn- recently gang OF eight boys on the
charge u committing numerous bu slares Ia rasi BToohyh
and Yesterday arrested three and also recoNoed prop
ey the value of aboat $50 consisting OF harhess e@ss-
covers horse blankets enters tools, &C. much OF wmcn
had been disposed junkhOps The accused Soir com
IA ed for
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InresG ship News,

BELOW.........May Ill p m
Ship ShakspeIe (Brem.l from, Hayrc.
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