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Ap1fTx>T AND Ix$rlcTols q iss.rsl- Ors,ck
liI-hm..na. N.s zsiA. lsee.
General Orders No. s6.


CummHhdanf- 81 c.l-critts ,iu r.o.e ~. f,i,,,,-
ng order - - pubii-ied for ~ a. .ve,, time. a.
snhrient hnnber 81 nt,rsta5+r-l ~ erh SIT. ~ 49,
CouisdersrJ u iH>ure u every ,als of The
1. All eosnmf.si,a.sd srnu-rl s,a ,.,i<,.s -,
nno arc nrs A'-rt Irl-n tnir com1naIlds rem any
other cane than actual disthiltr - futr nn.ler -
GER from ne >ecreary 20 Hr. Iran their DEPART
ment euInmander-. vii rstl1n their couaRands
Wilhuuf delay.
II. : Cofnunissousd ucscers fiffur a ..r,n,x ~i,h
the provisions Of d fnezuinr u.larranh wfrhin !
reasonable length Of time ju no CA. ~ ereea tre,
" days afer The pu1e1tna n th1s order -. II h
oropFed ron ne rolls 81 The afmy In disgrace and
their names will be furnished ~ the eomunn6.,f ~
conscripts for euroilneni IN The fahks.
III u enlisted msn Who sitii fai % comply with
the provisions Of paragraph T.. 81 this order rfthina
reasonable length Of Tine shall be cnnrderrI - A.
erters spd treated accordingly. their names 10 be
furn shed 70 the ndlut % eunsripts in fheir
STATE Tor publication Dr such orher nrtio1 - ~ -
deemed niosl eficacio1s.
" II order % The efclent 60 opernfiou Of
AZ eonceruvd 10 carp this ortur into imnedate Il.
feet, DEPARTMENT c6nnan6ers viii require if51 n.
commanding Oficer q each skparale Command IN
their hephrtment prsnf: rrpd q the names Of ali
commis-l9 9ned uf1cerr 1nd enli9ied men nuw absent
from tiieif command. Thess fepurts un.f r,.fe iu
each case the q absenct and anr r,rf-. ntai
ssitalies Pr company eonsnan,-r uho shai 1rgiecs
70 furnish such report OF Ebt shln kuorfurir b
guilty of conceahnE any case 81 unaufbori1sd sb-
senoe shall, On eonFis0n tosrsof. be sunarily de
=. Ubarr the provisions of he "a 49, - -.
gr.ph l. 81 General Orders No. So co-rni-<irrss 81
neers Anr pritAss who are inrapabe a bearinr arms
n eon~eg o' WOUNDS receifed 10 battle but 10
1Ie - x ~ r-Fce are required. II OH
erHise AS rDed. report ~ the ne<re.r c- - =.
uf co1scffpts in their respective stare< - = ~ -
tksy fted f0r nnch 1ufr ntxIrn 49, y. = -
lection Of EfBgrers and TIE erforcenrrf ~ a. -
visions of this orier uith fnll ri,rer ~ ll ,, -
nearest military authority sor stch nr-t- - =.
be ncceE<lrT fhersfo II = -
VI Ofcers of fhe o-,srfe r-u,rs.~-r T,.---4.-.-,
charged 9TH PsFuenfo a. frocDT are hrrebv i-.-,.S
uot 10 p1T any couln,t stoned tfcsr ~ r,rt~S.r g,
doeE not frfnish satNsctnir eri5---. -. - 4. -,
Liable % the re6aifiss .lescris u H. n -s - -
der Any disbursfnr dric,r !, ~ - m -
vioaiion q this order rlnli 4. 17.l,- - g. -
Tor the afn'1nnt q such nsrnrentI
order 8 COcPER.
&C., Adit ahd 1assree ce1rr.1
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BIO the Farners[ Of EastI ITannesseeE

nUGl armies heed al tie Hhgs and rhttie you can
- iaten. and liberal preeF will le paid FOR Iotk
Hogs Reeves and Corn. fhll Hill II ll
have hsku aS-tgned n TIE prrehass Of hogs
beves. .cern. Ae il East TennesSee and EIl appoint
sufficient Barnber OF nkpHts assist ne land dtfne
their territoVy. aad will in hue tIlc lpuhbsh thei
names. HiItlh lll.ilf F III
have determined to make pficeF sdun lfnFHii and
liberal, and hope every hngin East Tsn1e<ee Slita
BILE for pork. will be fattkned Elff
Ny Office. fnr the present.. Is IAtlnltal Gh-will re-
n,ovs Knoxville soon Letters adihssSd 70 me At
j! +. CUMMINGS. i
nepsotf Major a1l O. IS q. 5. IA.
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ATHENs oroRnIa

D UNAEAY fthui ths prer.isss or IN. r,h.-r.b<r
H enc aida half 1iiies uest-of Ci.arelrn5 Te-u
"a TIC 1lth Deceubtf. two nexto men nar,ed AIEcK
and bE1 Aleck i abouf g ~ IS Fears ola nb.rrf :
iest % 10 inches n fh- bad teeth Cd look uith
piece o. his rEht ssr black and 49, lanrnars 1ec
l'4r in lie negrpes ~ TIE Sauth CaroIinI c.sf-e
EAs nrt1rht nm fltrida ard .old IN thir unrke1
inches 1lhhs hearg 81 a1t sqnare bulit vita IT,
i.er and klnrkA As res hrpnr lf iro.n rsar Neulsra
- u 1pc sold n tbs market TUn hnldred dol-
lars rrHard VII IL tid for both q thru o- - -
a'sa ;s.1ns:. 9n:s.'' "a. srsa. " l. TIBBs-
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PAKEN HpE

Nj committed to jaA Ry The ,niIitarF anthott es
~ at Chaianssnca. oniflle &d Of OEtaher 1862 and
rndre recerty committed w IN aetthe Justice OF the
Psace for the eonnky Of 1stu Tenn Oh the 9tb
nf pecemhef. 1858. a. reefo| boy cziug his name
ifiIiN. and ssyS hE belongs ib wrt Janes n Mem
rs. said hoy u hlafkL 70 ykk< cd feet 81 inc les
high The swrdr sA reeaHssd - come iorp.nr.l
trt--e rraierty pay saFg{- tnd tskeitrn 10 =. iri
ker70 I~l Hll4 HIlEwAIHl Eaiitxl Z
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Atn ASbtttistnltnts.
$50 REWARD

IA. psy the spore reward for the arrest and d.
livery 70 me ~ private CEarlts Warren 4 rrs-ber =
20. H. Is 6eorgla Regiment Who deserted fron The
mp ~ Haid reg't. IN Ckrsline CcrntT Va 81 the
tst uit And = snpPoled 70 hare Konr 10 his bone IA
Dape comfy. Gesrgia- Said Uarr-u il ari sbot "a
yeerr near SIX feet high fzir skin hlqe ewes light
nair. snd heavy bard ,JNO. B. COUNTTSS.
J-1S-Lt- Ctmd-r Co n zIsf Ca
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TAKEN UP

Sn committed 10 Jaif ~ tlIe nhEtAEy huth4rIties
~ Al l. .,il tile el Of Drfoher 1852 and
r recently etaluiitteI hy kH aetiig JuJtice ri the
Tsesee far the county bf Hhmiitnti TENN. on the
gsta nf flee la6s = nelrn by wh1 sa1s ~ nar4e
IAtK aud tbst ne heiofgT u John l'rihe af Sparta
White c5unfy. Tenn. laid boy ii bi1ck ~ Years
Id feet inch high The nBiier i r9qHested to
gone forward prove faipeftE. PAY Hh4rge~ and take
hiu cpf ui jaiE III I'd H. kWiAfM.
dee2I sl ifkHl JaiHr.
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their utter ineapafity for selfg0 ferument.
who have destroyed their own libertses in the
vain effort TO deprive Ms OF ours. seek TO be
our masters, and inHicteupon Us such CALLING
chains as have 20 parallel in The annals of ty-
ranny. Mis- issippf is the Object of their pc
culiar hatred; upou her ;s to be visited their
refined yengeance. 6ut our cause is lust and
vengeance belongs To the Lord. We viii re-
s,st the power Of the enemy. Discard all 9TH
= opsD DferafioDs bnt the public defense. and
" willsa9aih be ours.
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REBEL.


( We find in the Jackson Mis4issippiai. con.
dsused account of the speech delivered in
Jackson. on Friday last by President D avis
from which We make some extracts
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~ The following unique reward appear.
in the advertisE ing columns Of the Charleston
Courier.
President Davis having proclaimed Benja-
min F. Butler, Of Massachusetts,, to be felon.
deserving of capital punishment, for the de-
liberzte murder of William B. Mumford. a
citizen OF The Copfeder3cy. At New Orleans.
and having. for that and other outrages and
atrocities, pro1opnced the said Benjamin F
Butler. an outlaw and common enemy Of
mankind, aud 4uthofized. in the event of his
capture. the officer in command Of the cap
turing force to cause him 10 be Immediately
executed by hanging. the undersigned hereby
pliers reward of Ten THoUskrD DoLLaRs
1 [$10.0o0) for the capture Of the said Bealjz-
min F. Butler. dead 'or alive. to any proper
Confederate authority
RICHARD YEADON.
Charleston. Dec %. 1862
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IL ofEeQuatchfs COUNTY - s~~r ~ -. - - - -.
six ye<rs pld. ffleen hnrds - - - - s,t
name and tail. back itrs. exr-br - 80 - -
-. - -- ~ 9-ooa ,11rfE- The hnof 81 the
&C. = :, ''-- p - tre hair kad valued
,--5 4OhN 4 ROGERS. KanEcr-
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alOO REWARnI

CTOI ES from. my faiher-in-law. On Friday airht
IS h-nds hiEb. years old next sprirE hind len
loot White mp 70 the hock. with scar between Ire
nock and pasten-Etar "a hh forehead with Ear
name and tail viii give $50 for he return e fhr
ha-sr. and $50 TOT the Epprehensios sfthe thief
hs-15-lE 2 A T<CEoRGTS
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NECESSITY or HARHoNF--PERHIFEET MILITARY
M #t sFKtEk.
rHE euEsrrok Ar lszur.

fhs issue involved in this war. was no erdi-
H4ry ote The question is viii you be free. or
viii you be the slaves If the most depraved
aud intolerant and tyranicai and hated people
upon earth, Tbs was the real question to be
decideh. Every thing else was ~ dust IN the
htiane9 A people vha had demonstrates
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T B 0 . 7 4 Q Usz


xoIIcE
~ Afi16 th0relgblg .ren0ra1nd NJ Hoa-s. 7 ber
leave . inforrn ~ Cd t-frors ID he trnrei
.1g Puollc that ths H6use rili be opcr and an.r
dsss-sa : - 20 G rreIsI.EY rr.p-i-s.r.
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a.
The u1dersgned hafe $50, isfsd tsrn.slrur tsr.th
er under TIE style and 6rn q James p S,ntf a c.
for fhe plrlose ~ eHl1tnciinr . general AUCTION
and COMMISSION BCsTNkcsS- Thsy have rsutsd
lhAi large And eeglnt buiidng M. l01 Nnin srrrer
l.ynehbufg, Va, la1elJ accIpieli ~ Jno. T. Davis
Co. and On the lst day or Deoenaber nert III u
ready . receive Aefkksndre q al kinds 10 prInts
ano Anailpn saes- Iey soic1 cons irnreuss of N.
ni.rtnred and Smoking Tullac-o. s1rars. Hoirr-r.
Coaee. ard oiher Gn.oeries Bsle Cotfon "a Co.
Fabricx u all grades Eunsn tio.ras R,rs. -. -
Leather and al uler Eonis ris,aIir tr--rl - = =
Iheir frsf Anrtinr 4ill rake nlsre ~ a, s~-1- -
IN Decenl,er. n nhfrh dc ntfire uif6 ~-r-,.---
win he 'p1blith-d-
Tbey fe<pertinlIy ntf-r - tie ru.r.h.,s. - A.
rc<~ y Eichincu1 P~l-rstur.- ll.-.~5ri. - -
cifies 90 the eoufh. uh,.s aiI - ,-,---,
VII b r1ly spprrrtsEed.
J-sS- r SCOTT
oi he lit llm o. Juhn 7. DAVIS 1 g.
HEN ~ p B0cOcE.
M \. ARRlSH
Aea1eTs - tlir 1ira-of Book : Parri.h
TIE e1nrrru ~ ls,eock 4 Ps-ri,h- X. /. ,,-.~
stre-t. N cuiti1nc - TIE ald .tarI - .-,,l
orSi1--n tofot X 4 kPARRlSH.
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HYDROMETFRr

WANIEB each = Hydrarneter and saccarouetsr
~ Tor which war prizes will be paid Atdress
giving the nauae of makers AM description
1rhs-ot, ANDREW DUNK
Fur~rfh 4. eor-sn
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Vino Wants Substitute
A STOUT. able bodied man over tortr.er. ,.,r.
y price be oblahed. Pof particular. rnonirr AZ
qetSl y. H. Willy
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w Harr a ~ -rs = >eir it.fi,rf fs' n -hauEe
- - H. o-r D. una 81 -atlrl L. lii~hsl II
janl-l'ks W
40 .ns A.lroAlng uncerx q Eart Tenn sssee- :
kEPI.l - frrqnenf inqniIits e.n .,~ i,.l.r.,.,5
th-l fl.r Pn-- Nszitr~ Il Cha .-,,,.--s ia .,r
'iiie -rs. tlse only aet 4. Ei-s n ur -.- r.
etnilied flin Cnilsrrilti-n- INil. 4 HopKrN~
thafr1ioceA. Dee ~ q. A-1,C..
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notice

CAPTURED near Nurfrtes3ors. TeAn from The
~ Federal forces eight negro mea uhsse .anss
With hose Of their ow3ers here I'M Published.
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Rates CT Advertisiae..

One Square of Trx LlsEt or lsse one ibseartIID.
81 90; and so cents Tor eafh snbstq1ent insertion
tess than one month. III sl +
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MIS- Q ELI Al NE y pS.
THE C0NFEDERATE INK.

:: !: III 't+++:: ++| !: T
Nd. 8 Whitaker street. sAvaltah. Georgia.
WARRANrEp equal h afy lmp4FsIlt INK; 4 .
coNFEpERArE NuclLAdE. M
BI.AcK OR eARuINE INK.
ya.Ier. sized s't.I... and mode 4 ptfss.
deep I'm iIil IL
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~ Lincoln's appeal to the Governor Of
New YOrt-"pep't s.y Aovsl'
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GOPARTSERsHIP SoTIcE--Ths uuder~Ir,. a
~ have nzsocnted themselves fnr.efher r--5--e -
..ye sed ern of BoxDURAST : MATTHIAS. 1or
ne Perposeot condncting The GROCERY AND CON.
MISSION BUSINESS. IN Lynehburt Va
We shall keep constantly On Rsnd A. l.rr. -
ven sseotrd stock q GR0cERTES ana sTsP1 =
DRY GOODS. a. can be obfaleed and wiz -u-rr n.
pains 70 serve our customers ~ al tines =
Conducting tie business on The Ash nriucip,.
weuin be enabled n ofer achievements % city enS
county purchaser, eis her by uhoIe.sie e Or reteik
consignmeAts Of Flour. Wheat. Corn and AZ other
country produce solicited and propt -rsturns An n
cases, a. soon as aales made
Manufactured and Smoking Tobaccs nnd Snua q,
all grades ALWAYS on hand
We solicit share Of the public pafrnnare
Up. BOSDURAST
deelI-em JAMES MATTHIAS
QuAEsEkN tsIEH's DKrr.
Chatiznc0ga. Oct 3ls<. lsc3
Certified acrounts Of r. q Ranks. Capt. aud Quar-
terma str. will be paid Ht .hs one 81
Nei Quarternsstsr-
TAkkn UP
HND Pet in Jail In Chatfa1odea Hamilton couuiv.
"A kss-t Tennessee. on the Sd day 81 October ls61
Metro II Az By the name Of JOHN. Who s.Ts he
oeiongs % NIn- Jones. Of Memphis. Team said boy
bn-rk- feet "a inches high. 70 ysars ola-
ee'e n SwkH J-i'nr-
A rALIsE. marked R. y Young. clsrksrslIe Tenn
n exchanged between Atlanta ana Riurroid c.
the builder can return . Maj ,. ,. Besurhs1p Chat
nndetsiznea at RlggoId. Ga and The ons hold IN
bs trwaried may be dirseied.
dec3i-Ir l. p. GLENN
fExfractJ
HEADQU akfEEs Drr-r Ne 4
-, M hnrirsessorO. Tenn. Dec 20. lss,.
10 G. 5
~ Al paroled prisoners = no have or nay krIeaf
ter be delivered AZ YicSsbura are declared hr H.
acent 20 tha. point - rxchsbSsd. They vii ths,s
.sie promptly report Tor duty with their rssperiss
n c,'nnsnd Of G-a Rslss.
dere5-lw GEO c. GARNER.
A. A. e.
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AnpzF'ii-, rrnis-. nr r. isss
Firs dsy- alter The -nrl-rrfnfs 4 "a. -.--.. -,
been or1srsl g. a-~~iliic ~ .rf - - l,- -
- 7aid hT The ann lier-ias h,.I a I,..r, - : -
- nrtraciian - isnaxrill- q Int r..-,,s Il
u- "a Elli r,rrtg Elie "a "a live ...f-s :. -
the r-li-
tAl~i's. - traii-i,'ltaii-ss j ~ u ~ ,.aid.
.a..nt a-itii-e ii-if-eili-- reriiicnte. u
..s ~ - ~ 20 MI r. insif- - th- rail-
80 - = .lis --l,si itfllriii- MT -
Dir 1l1lnr- ahi ir<-rIti-es X ~ r-.r,... q. -,
h1rc iaiitu a. r>sfil- all ,rsr l. -, ,,-1 =.
hi- ft'f - Tire rs, a 49, .-s--.t = A.. =
tiie c.ailt =. -. -. kF. 7. tt. !. a
iani-tI f..niriail llaf.t a. foi -riirt--
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paper. Shnpastefs Of Irivttt psrssns win rsceISe
noaftention Therefore snch thnpiastPrs had bestsf
aot be ssnt 10 "a lHH Ia i
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s9- Advertise snefts not marked sni c0by for .
spdcilrd tiIne wAI1be publ Sslied one mo lth 1ad
charged aeaorfing 10 the abbfe rates
3rfctiL Eortcks CHARGED lIne prize And hslf.l
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QUAEsEKn tsTE8's DR. y
Chattznooga, Oct IL. lEc3
Certified accounts Of r o- Banks, Capt. aud Quar-
terms strr. will be paid AZ .he one II
ncEl In 3. +. JONES.
Nsf 4 cunrfermretrr
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On the Others 8sids of the river onr pros
Pects are brighter than ever before. and er,
long he hoped that he would be enabled :,
proclaim Missouri free. Kentucky, too. wa
an ocect Of sPlicitqde to him. and he spokl
comme ndable terms
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Dc rios OF III 8 w1E

Though the war had somewhat exceeded
his expectations, yet he never doubted oul
hnd success. and h9 considered it now as ab-
.soiuIely certain The duration of The w-r waf
a question of time. He thought. however. il
was not possible tof a war u'aged Upon sueIs7a
tremendous scale to be long protracted. De
il long or short, however. 'Se could not be the
frst to cry = hold, enough ri
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sTRAeetERs.

THE IT'resident denounced in terms Of scatll
ing but dignifed rehuke the habit OF stragglin,
fpm the army. BE invoked public opinion &
flown down. and called upon tho women I.
dtiye the stragglerr back to duty.
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G.. N. III HC K u TX ,
DENTIST.

will attend punctua.ly and carefully TO all opera
tions entrusted TO his care.
NATURAL TEETH filed, regulated, polished, &c,
In the best manner, and ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted
from to an entire sett.
. Office in the Bank Building, on Juliana street,
Bedford.
CASH TERMS will be strictly adhered TO.
In addition to recent improvements in the mount
ing of ARTIFICIAL TEETH on Gold and Silver Plate,
am now using. base for Artificial work, new
and beautiful article, (Vulcanite or Nuleanzed In
da RubbeD stronger, closer fitting, more comfort
able and more natural than either Gold OF Silver,
and 90 per cent. cheaper than silver Call and see
c.. N. HlCKOK.
Bedford, January l6, 1863.
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where we were imprisoned in the guard house
at the military camp by Levin d. Collier, the
Deputy Provost Marshal for Somerset county,
and by reason Of the said arrest and imprison-
mcnt we were prevented from further holding
the said election in district No. 5, and after our
return on Friday, the return day of election,
the ballo-box was opened and the ballot pub
licly counted, when it appeared that John w.
Crisfell had one vote, as Representative from
the Fifth District of Maryland, in the Congress
Of the United States, and that Samuel s. AIaf-
fit received one vote for Comptroller of the
Treasury.
The return proceeds TO set out the names of
candidates for various offices, each having re-
ceived one vote.
Given under our hand this 9Th day Of No
vembor, 1868.
JomN V. PINro,
JAMES NJ. DRYDEN, Judges.
WM. H. FISHER,
JosnrH H. SMITH, Clerks.
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MAJER JACK DOWNING.

Mr. SrASToN SAYS HE ELECTED CURTIN
The following las been published extensively
and as it has not been denied by any of the or
gans of the War Department, we presume it to
he true
Last Wednesday, Mr.. Covodc, of Pcnnsyl-
vania, Introducing on, of the successful candi-
dates at the recent election in Pennsylvania, to
Secretary Stanton, in theWar Office, made some
congmtulatory remarks on the success Of the
Republicans in that State. 81 elected Govern
or Curtin" Mr.. Stanton replied, 'tor sent
lam 5000 more rOters than he had mojnaty."
This was said vauntingy, aloud, in the presence
of crowd, one of whom repeated tito us.
The Eteamg Post decli rod last spring that
s'the government" intended thereafter to use its
influence Injections. The result of the canvas
last fall, of course, did not suit the powers that
be and something must be done, and something
has been done. What is the use of putting
down Democracy at the South, If they arc 60
ing to allow it to triumph in tho North 1t is
too much like rolling stone up hill with great
labor just to see it roll down again.-N Y.
Day6oot.
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TIE BEDFORD GAZETTE
IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
EsY II. +. MEYERS,
AT the following terms, TO wit:

AT the following terms, TO wit;
So 90 per annum, if paid within the year.
$3.50 " I" if not paid within me year.
nz-No subscription taken or less han six months
ry-No paper dis. ontinued until all arrenrages are
Maid unless al the option of the publisher. 1t has
been decided By the United States Courts that the
s.oppage of a newspaper without the payment of
.arrearages, is prma Jaeis evidence OF fraud and as
q criminal offence.
ny-rhe courts have decided that persons are ac-
EQUITABLE for the subscription price of newspapers,
IL they take them from the post Office, whether they
Subscribe for hem, or not.
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e5-Look not mournfully into the past--it
comes not back again. Wisely improve the
present-it is thine. Go forth TO meet the shad-
owy future without fear, and with manly
heart.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-12-04

e5-'The streets of st. Louis must be in a pleas
ant condition. A paper of that city says, Il
woman was smotliered to death in mud-hole
some days since.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-12-04

t1-"Ah, Jenny" said sympathizing friend
to a man who was just too late for the train,
''you did not run fast enough" eyes, did,"
said Jenny, Il ran fast enough, but did not
start soon enough"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-12-04

egFive girls, dressed in male attire, arrived
at Louisville, the other day, in aparty Of threa
hundred rebel prisoners
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-12-04
1)rofessicnal Gar0s.
New EsankHnS aEOuses
Num- gkanuaw & &c.,

r ave opened Bank of Discount and Deposit, in
Bedford. Pa. Money len, and taken deposit, and
collections made on moderate terms.
They also have lands in Iowa. Minnesota, Wiscon-
SIM Missouri and Nebraska, for sale or trade
= 3 bedford. Oct. 80, 1SG3-tf.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-12-04

ATTORNEY 1T Inv, Bedford, Pa.
Will promptly attend TO all business entrusted TO
his care. Military claims speedily collected.
Office Ju'iana street, Opposite the post ONCE
Bedford, September II, 1868,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-12-04

Chiis,sn one aseh of their Siek"sss 10 Colds
No matter where the disease may appear 10 be sea''
ed its origin ma, be traced to suppressed
or Cold. Cramps and Lung Complaints are d.
rect products of Colds. IN short Colds are the mar
for as they are caused bv checked perspiraton, ana
as hve- eighs of the waste matter Of the body es-
capes tbro Oh the pores If these p,res are closed
,hatportion of diseases necessarily follows. Keep
clear, therefore, of Colds and Coughs, the great
nrecursers of disease, or if contracted, break them
m immedi tely. by timely use of Madams Por-
tsrs Carafiue Baisam. Did by all Druggists, at 10
cents and c5 cents per bottle.
Jan. 30, lSG3.--1y.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-12-04

cS-A youth of sixty years has been arrested
in Rhode Island for whipping his mother. He
said the old ladys morals were bad ss''s' :
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-12-04

A Statement Of tx Proceedings waci led to tie
interruption and arrest Of tie Election al Frm-
cess Anne, In Somerset County, McoyMnd, on
Wetiaeatty tie Att day Of Nov., 1868.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-12-04

sFEnglands dogs bring over million stsr-
ling into the Treasury in taxes. + 42laF
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A. II. COrFROTii,
SAMUEL KETTER NJ AN,

bEDFOhit3 fhs.
~Would hereby notify the citizens Of oedlord
county, that he has moved ro tie Borough OF Bed
ford where be may at all times BE- found b. persons
wishing 10 see him, unless absent upot business
pertaining to his office.
Bedford, Aug. 1851.
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Ia. M.xx. &. n. SPANe.
MANN T. SP.aNG.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFORD, "a.
The undersigned have associated themselves IN
the Practice OF the Law, and will attend promptly
TO all business entrusted TO their care IN BEDFORD
and adjoining counties.
n~z-Ofice on iuIIana Street, three doors south
Of the "Mengel House, opposite the residence Of
Msi. Tate.
Bedford, Aug. |, 1861.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-12-04

ss-Thc celebrated stallion Henry Clay has
been sold for $4,000 at Chicago, Iii.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-12-04

Il NJ K,NMsLL ]. W. LiSGEErELTER.
KIMMELL G LIWGEWFELTER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. BEDFORD, PA.
uTHave formed partnership in the practice oil
the Law. Office on Juana street, two doors South
of the ssMengel House"