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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-12-25
Total
Balance due borough

Balance due b,roush z SAP ss
Statement Of money due 10 Btdforl Borough
on tAe first day Of .dprV, 1868
Balance due borough on ddriiedes. Of iseob
and 1861 & S7.S II
Due IRON Fl. Nicodemus eollector on da.
pcaie ofls62 * 10
Due from A. ]. Sansom/ weigh naster, On
settlement Apri! %. 1853, $25 457
Aggregate of outstanding moneys dae bcr-
oush up 10 Apttl, 1853, 7si 500
The above Is subject TO exoneraions and rrsdi:sty
check to be made duplicates Of 1890, '6i '6e.
, The untsr:aned, AudiTos' of the Boro.sh Of
Bedford dobereby seriiy that IN pursuance Of tho
OF ASSEMBLY. in such sste rnade and providsd
met al tho etice OF John Palmer, Fec. IN aaid bori
ough and did audit aud sdjust bs sccosnts between
John Border, Treasurer Of the Borough, and sait
Borough, as contained n The foregoing statsment.
Witness oar hands this i7th day of Dc cembsr.
1885,. 1. WYa LEWIS sSAUpP,e :.
feA r'a.t fal d ". 8. LYONS
Attest-Sg Htti9E aaff Anditofs-' ?
JonS PALMER, Clerk. ~ edd98 )
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-12-25
a4 For the Gazette.
In Memory Of Sergeant Jacob Win,

In Memory Of Sergeant Jacob Whip,
Of Co. +. 18Th Rcg't. r. ", who die 1 Dec.
3, 1863, from the effects Of a wound cceiyed
in tho battle Of Mine Run, Nov. ~, 1863
During the fight he was forcmos. in .he ranks,
and persistentysiircd his piece, with grea. cool.
ness, calling on bis comrades to "coms I'D and
fire. until he fell mortality wounded a.,i was
carried from ibs' field. He died happy. enjoy.
ing the promise Of homo ia heaven among the
blessed N'' f'-'
iune..l knsll is heaPi again,
Anpther corii ada's &ead t.-o t'H
Il drge, how sad the accents speak,
a. time Is onwati sped. sae
fhouga dead, he lives IN neu,ories past
A mnnument tn time,
More lastiag than the areeints' towers =
Whcre'er taey built their shrine. i..a;e
When ln.tac battles, furious strife,
i.e nothing seemed to fear,
The death he dealt among his fees,
Caused nrpy bitter tear.
He fell as brave men always fall
His fsee unto his foes; lt - iti
And lighting for his country . Gag,
WAats'sS her veal et xses. ~. :
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-01-28
Morgan,s Raid Into Kentuoky.

One of the most brilliant features that
has characterized the present war, was Gen.
John H. Morgan's late raid inte Kentucky.
Gen.. Morgan left Murfreesboro on the
21st of December, with four hundred men,
passed through Alexandria, crossed the
Cumberland at Hardee's Ford and proceed
ed to GLASGOW, where small advance sent
forward encountered the advance Of the I'd
Michigan cavalry, when short but spirit.
ed engagement ensued, in which Captain
Jones was nortaAy wounded-Lieut. Pat.
ton and Sergeant Webb, severely, Captain
Newton, wilhelm the manly discharge Of
his duties, was taken prisoner and held
three hours, and after desperate struggle
with his captors, made his escape. Rein
forcements arrived, and the Yankee caYalry,
panic stricken fed. Y Ss5@s-.
The command then took ]ine Of march
TO Nolin, where they burnt the bridge 1t
Bacon greek, tore hp several miles Of raisss
road, destroyed the telegraph. poleseand
wires, captured several wagons heavily load
ed with government stores, sH Of which
were destroyed. We theuTmoved on to
Elizabethtown, which place was defended
by eight hundred merI who upon being
asked to surrender, replied that United
States troops kneHtdo surrender. General
Morgan then gays the women and children
timely notice8o leave the town-ordered
Smiths, Rlmer's, Corbett's and White
batterissfo be placed on an eminenoe COM
manang a fine view of the town, and after
afeW well directed shots, the white flag
made its appearance, and an unconditional
surrender was agreed upon. At this place
eight hundred prisoners were taken, and
Eparoled, also q large amount Of stores, guns
and ammunition destroyed. -. 80. - 8, -. =.
The command marched up to Null
drougRs Hill, where two of the most i'm
portant trestles. on the road we're destroyed
lone being seven hundred feet in length,
one hundred and twenty-five feet high, and
the other Eve hundred feet in length and
ninety fee, high, These bridges were
strongly stockaded, and stout resistance
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-01-28

I Er=
10 FARMERs.-ThssAth athens Watchman
gives the following aeasonabie advice to
farmers 80; ~
. We hope every man., woman and child
in the Southern Confederacy who hasa sim
gle acre Of tillable land dunoccupied by small
grsip will plant3it in peas corn, potatoes,
soi +hething else. suitable forman or beast.
osuo this it is important that it should be
put in order early. Do then, 60 to work
at onos. Let the land be well prepared
II youshaye, or can get. manure, bsSsurefo
applyit Plow deep and plow often: If
your ditohes are filed up, clean them out,
and do everything you can towards getting
ready for the greatest corn crop ever grown
iathese lands. We will need it whether
the war continues or; not. Every grainthat
can be produced will command a highprice.
"a One word more. IL you can procure the
seed, SOW spring oats..@ We know thatthe
faltcrop usually succeeds the best, but
sometimes Spring oats doaweil: According
to our prognostications thepresent year will
be great crop year, and Spring, oats will
doiwen. Don't neglect sowing if you can
find seed. u ss1 ~ ,--7s-4::-cs2s.S
Take care of your hogs and sheep, your
calves and goats, and everything thas will
make meat,o Raise all the poultry youscan.
There is constantly growing demand for
everything to eat. Don't be afraid of rails
gtoo much. ~ sv.71-' ~. (
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-01-28

ma The Chattanooga Rebel Of the 20th,
says Gen. Forests out on grand detoa,,
which will Be heard from soon. He isssc.
companied: by Gen. Wheeler. The object
Of the expedition was doubtless easctsd on
the night before last, and possibly che Yam
kees in Nashville are excited this morning
by the tidings that several millions Of dol
lars worth Of property and fifteen transports
are in the possession Of the Confederate
States. Z, +: -. ~. .,ss;::-.;3 ss@af:i' N;it
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-01-28
MY OMNIBUS
An ORDINANCE

To rasse supplies for the Ton Of Yorkui The year
1862, and 10 impose tar on the citizens thereof
lsr Be n Ordained, by the Town Council of Yorkvie
and by the authority Of the same that for the pn
nose of raising supplies for the Town of Yorkve the fol
lowing taxes are imposed the citizens and inhabitants
Of said Town 70 be paid on orbeioe the second day Of
es tate within the corporate limits Of said Town. to be paid
blythe owner thereof person in possession on the rst
day January 1853 Five dollars on each Hack, Omni-
bu Dray Cart Wagon, other vehicle kept for hire in
ten cents on every huncred dollars worth Of
all stocks owned by any citizen Of said Town In the year
1862 either In his her right in trust for another
an and plank road stocks excep.e ten cents on each
hundred dollars of the value Of all stock in trade, on hands
the first day of january, 1885 two dollars on every
pleasure carriages drawn by two or HORSES and one
dollar on every carriage, buggy rockaway other vehicle
drawn by horse and kept for pleasure dollar on
every dog than one, kept within the limits Of said
Town. be paid by the person occupying the lot which
such dog Is kept cents each slave kept within the
limits Of said Town. between the ages Of sixteen and fifty
years.
Done and ratified in Council, January l2. 1863.
~ G. w. WILLIAMS, Intendant
LA: :AfeLs1s,f Clerk.
January ia 80; .5E1ft..f5 st
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-01-28

When, 10 measures SNe nao passos
through the perils OF the campaign sud
rested for 9 while on the banks ots tne Ue-
,coquan, our numbers were reduced s1st g tns
size Of 9 company: bus nov, tnanss .soa :
kind God for his nsscies, the hospltsls hsys
been emptied, and many Of our slck and
wounded have returned, and puf regiment
begins to approximase .he nuubsn We
brought 70 Virginia, and perhaps Y better
prepared To- do battle TOR out country .sn tnsn
ever u IS not strange shas ! snea,u g,s Ds
proud OF eommanalng eg.nsns wn.snnss
: vlndieatea It's nonor auo coutags y = ms
soatte. .neids. aayerslS nss wsluss vp1 =
irieudshiP. ana y Y. Y nasula, saoa,a .se'
INTERESTED ln youi ws.la1s .0l ysar asav
aae aeeas lshsss spou assd;. s, any - :
l Wasa .'sl,ss =. , a,sht.a - ss,fs,e
.,na ,,,s', nsr. :, :; 30 - .
8 4 Tb;s. dav Witnesses tbe i anoreoiasiou !, yOu
have ,r1,laoed .nnon nv humble services IA.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-01-28


ROLINA, WE'D NESD ] IL !, B.
Slowed himself. In this battle both armies
were defeated, but, unfortunately, neither.
of them found It out In time to take adsan-
;tage of it. The Union army was greatly
outnumbered, but etgained "a material adj
vantage. See MeVs despatches) "
: IIlJune, 1885,, he took command of 500,-s
900 men, (see Northern npapers Of that date,
and turned his attention to the political
economy Of the Shenandoah Valley. Not
liking the state Of the currency there, he
determined to abolish Banks; lin doing.
which several desperate battles we're fought,
in all of which, though outnumbered, our
troops Issgained material advantage" (seel
BIS dispatches, but our cavalry horses
becoming thirsty, the army fell backt to the
Potomac to water them: sFl-zs3
Is Jackson's horses also being dry, hepush-
Fed sdn for the same watering place, but.
that Fremsnt had cut loose, fell
back. Fremont following, desperate en-
gagsment took place at Front Royal, in
which StoneWall would have been annihil-
.atea hadnot the u s. Government stop
ped the battle On. Y Tribune to hold .
Ecoutt of inquiry, to See if Fremont had not
E;paid three postage stamps too much for o
Ebushel of oates, furnished through a Cali
forIia friend, to d horse; of his body guard.
Willie the court was in session Stonewall
fsEe.iaddled. Fremont followed, however,
and would have bagged him, il he had not
taken the wrong road, (New York Herald
and travelled North while jackson was go-
ling South. Getting safe back to Richmond, /,
ESsonewall bore a,leading part In the battles
ID ID front of that adoomed (seeall the pa
EperD city.
according to the Northern prints, Jack
Eson suffered terribly yin person during these
Ibattles. He lost his right leg at Hanover
Court House, and, his left at GAINESVILLE. =
The next day, while leading his corps into
battle at savage's, his horse baulked in front
Sof abarreI Of beans, which had been aban.
adoned by oursarmy, and was compelled TO
dismouut and go it on foot, in doing which
Ehe losthis rightarm. The succeeding day
he lost his left arm at Peach Orchard.
Two days after, at the battle Of Malvern
II =; Il, ~, hi, -, ~,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-01-28
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY

rs - york DISTRICT
FOrDivistoa sassef real Estate Of John R. II. Wallis
l5S. deceased. -, -s@-g5 l--E.,5,
James Waliis Applicant, James A. Wallis, Thomas s.
Wallis, Harvey Fl. Wallis, William NJ Wallis, Joseph
FWailis, Samuel w. Wallis. Rsbecca Campbell, Wife
of Samuel L.. Campbell and Martha A. Wallis, heirs
ofJolm r. H. Wallis, deceased.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
and William NJ. Wallis, defendants jim the above stated
case reside without the limits of tnfs Stae u is there
fore, Ordered that they appear and object to the dyis
ion of the of John T. H. Wallis deceas-
ed, before the day Of February, 1868,
fheir CONSENT the same viii be entered of record
JOHN A. BROWN, o. Y. d.
November lS. 1862. -, - "A -. - 3m
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-01-28
z SCHOOLF FOR
: YORK MARBLE YARD. 4

RICHARD HARE, respectfully informs The citizens OF
York and Chester Districts, and the adjoining counties oil
North Carolina tina: he is fully prepared to supply ar
tcie in the MARBLE LINE of the highest style OF nsn
and at reasonable prices. - -, ,,,,,,,
ne keeps constantly on hand, large supply of FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC MARBLE, and specimens OF MS ,n Work
may be always seen at the Yard nearly opposite
Of aStowesn HOTEL Il s ~. I. s,.,.Ez...
3-A An work win be delivered at any point on te
sMountan Railroad, FREE of charge. -.
He is also prepared TO furnish 70 order IRON RAILING
Of any desired pattern, for Fences, Balconies, sc.
y III
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-01-28
Commissioners Sale.
IN EQUITY--YoRK.

IN ElIUlTY.-YORh
Administrator of Lemuel Reid, deceased
.tN-- - bM toT p
Charles ], Shannon, Trustee, and Chas. :t,,...,
"a zssa SaEssa Rs9 dsssasss AsPsilasor Of David Partition
TN obedience to the order of the Court
L of Equity in above case, Twill expose to public sale
RUARY next, SEVEN ~
PRIME AND Likely NEGROES,
to wit: ToNEY, NED, DYLE and child, and MONY and
hertwo chhdren-sod for Partition and Division among the
heirs at law In above cuse. .'- -"
Said negroes will be sold ON a credit of TWELVE
giving bond good personal surety and paying the
Of these proceedings In CASH.
(S5.) ~ WALTER B. METTS, &C. E. Y. D.
January Id 81
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-01-28

TIE GURRENSY.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury recommends that the privilege of
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-01-28
sarT The report Of the Secretary q ths

Bg The report Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury shows that from the commence
mentof the permanent government 70 The
3Ist December, the receipts were s457-
ss5, 900; the expenditures al, All L000;
the estimated amount to be raised BY Con-
gress to thelst Of July ii $500, ,0Oe, 600 ;
the debt Of the Government on The 1st IN
stans, was 1856, ,00o, 600, including $685.
0oO,ooo bonds, $50, ,ooo; 900 deposite certi-
fcates, s272, 600, 600 general currency, and
sl2o,ooo, ,0o9, ofTa0 notes. q ;,
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G0IITH CAROLINA-YORKDIS-

y TRICT-Whereas, o. N. McCARTER has applied
to me for Letters Of Administration on all and singua
goods and chuttels rights and credits OF koss
late of the District aforesaid, deceased. s-Ss..
These are therefor cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors of the said deceased TO be ana
pear before me at next Ordinars Court ior tne se
District 10 be holden at York Court House on the 9th day
of February next, shew cause, any, why hc said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal this lh day OF january
the wear Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred ant
s,xtyhree and In the eghtyseventh year OF the lnde
pendence Of South Carolina ,,-,, -, r,
a, - y r,'15 a. 80 - re- 2t q
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Vo(IUME9
Gtse Narkrille Gaq,lirer.
ISSUED EVERY. WEDNESDAY EVENING.
- ~ AT 81. - ., s. se5sE
Two Dollars d year, in Advance.
THREE COPIES, s5 25 10 COPIES, s1s
And an Extra Copy to the person making Club OF
Ten--fheiaone to be paid in Advance.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ADVERTISEMENTS
at ONE DOLLAR per for the ars
and FIfrY CENTS for each subsequent Insertion Sess
thars three months1 Sqnare consists Of the space
oeped by 10 lines OF this sze type 100 words or one
Inch SPACE No Advertisement considered less than
An sdyerssemenss not having the number ofinser
.io on the Margin win be continued
and charged accordingly ~ ~ ~ s5sltsz...
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-01-28

JACOBS .GORDIALf-A SURE
J Remedy for plARRnGA, bYsENrERy, and
FLUX. Sold for CASH at I,,,c,r, :, - :
THE EFoUIRER OFFICE: es :
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-01-28

JACOBS C0RDAL.-A Sure
e Remedy for DrARRHGA, DYsENTERY, AND
FLux. Sold for CASH at ,,,,,,,,, :, ,,,r,e.r,
,niv !, @r---a rs as A''SSet - -. II
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-01-28

NTANTED.-A FAIR PR1C E
"' 1n' " p"' ''' iB. p. BoYD.h
January If
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-01-28

s. The New York Sunday Mercury pub
fishes d graphic biography Of :stgneWall 'N
Jackson, which will repay perusal We
~ tLo follow;no evtrarts-.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-01-28

10 sum up, stonewall, in private life, is
.--us Shakespeare saya-tsa man as is q man,
that We may never look upon his like q.
gaia.D In his military capacity he is, to
quote Sheridan Knowles. "In peace q
lamb, in war-a lam'er."
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-01-28

NOTICE.-WE HAVE 20 BUSH
ELS of Corn for gratuitous distribution among the
DESTITUTE FAMILIES OF SOLDIERS Also, fone
bilshel OF SALT, by the QUART Apply to j. G. MIL
LER, at the Store Of w. d. 4 J. G. MILLER.
December % 50 u
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-01-28

LA. .feLsAs,z Clerk. .S55
January Ia - 9 -; 80 r. - st
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nae9 etr Vaneune befSrotrt. '''' 1H% 10 ""s
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18

Ser stpeite Naul9-ber fiiBe Naul9
Dec Siinslinss tei Der 5erSen 1aul@,
@ein Beder iinb HubinenIirreu, "
gSie fSnnt' Ct ta nur ndbis nippen?
9n spuen 3iieen iGlurft Ct Elm
Gen Beuertranf, 10 iiib, 70 rein IL b.
Ge tpallt leiu 8lut balb fcbertott .
SAT- iprsnsen piQ . Der Nbern Sait ~.
Vtr itinsn Nu9en, mcnnetrunfen, ~ ~
Gin &eeen lpriibt scn glib 'nten 8unfen -
g9ie gem Ct blieb-itn prdnst's tinaus
gu enee iit's fir Jpn i'm rau5- as..a
Da lfiirmt er bin-perfldrt-rsrausft .
Der &rb' unb ibrer Dual tutriitt, .
gDiQ iein @ebeimni6 Geinem lagen. ~
unb tbut's bod laut 3u Marfts trasen,
Denn, wenn Elm Grunfner aud niht lpriAt.
Man iebt ben Naul9 i'm Mneei9t! -,s
@em mic in ieinen Siins'iusatasen a..
@on iol4em 9taui& oer Yuls eel4laeen,
Den tlidst nur berauerne an, ....
CT 1T unb miro tein brascr damn
90un tSret nod zen brittsn @aul&,
Den ib nit feinem aneern taul9'!- -.-..
Q8er aus Res 5immelS @terneni iaul.
DEN Gunfen. tpie vrenotbeus, fabl,
llnc nit cent Qi6ti1rcm bert raus quilt,
Den 9eiben lurlt Der @eele ltiQt>
Der fublt's, ME rald oas 5er3 ibm ROOT,
@ie's in bcn Mceru eliibt uno to9t, ..f
Wic 2batfraft feline Musfelu ltweQt, 81
Nls fVnnt' er rinsen nit Der @elt! -
Gum @DtterFs MID er f4 waeen, 5-
:, llne miibl' er 8erse sulammentrasen
2ein eitler &rau'n in'5-'pas er tbut>
5n bieles &aulaes uebermutb, Of ....~
Gas bat. unb idaift' er Sag uub Na&t,
8ein 9fi@terner gu Stano setra9t!
> ielis, mer ll@ Deiner frtut, {, q.
Du fOlSe @eiitestruntenbsit .-
Du mu9lt ben @reis ielba pisber jung
Du &aui& ter &unfbeeeiRerune! #
Der 8iinitler, elaubt mir, 1T ni9t e9t a..
Der id BEN &aui& mic anse,e9t .-
user nii&tern eebt bic &unllerbabn, ...
Der it unb rire tein braDer M1nn
-, -..-
Gin luf'oer Gaul9 i'm Greunbestrei',
Gin Qietssraui6, i'm 6ersen beib. ''
Der &aui@ pom bsbren Seeal, g. .."
Dieb fnp brei ielise &dui@e 3umal '
llno mtr ie alle bur4g ma9t, ,, .-.., 1s3!-
uno obne &abeujammer b'raus ertpa9t ~
Den nebult ais Nitter oes @eiites an, 1s2
Dsnn ber.if oswib eia traser @ann {!
s..s# - te@.s. FL 80 ~s"1 (@e9ibl.)
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SIT. 259.
, l. Sur oas reifenoe 4ublifum.
Qa8 nWdnneipta @ouS",
&de per @abolba1p> unb 5ten Stro6.
N. XpttQtefer.

:. q. @ptt8ieier.
u est Srennuns Der 'SaiOn als Elm sor,iiali&es
2eiei beifns empfeblsn. Gs atwdbrt iss,n
eom!eff, een etr Reiienee 3u futsu boifen taun.
e'e e. @nlaee fur sesis uub tcf 1no bic niesria-
Ht" a"e e's Sseienuns bic aQerfreunblidbitt.
". 4pttaieler.