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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-24
ryEDFORD HOTEL
ID AND GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.

H. AND OCNEnAL oihGE OF r ICE
The subscriber respectfully begs leave to and
nounce that he has leased the Bedford Hotel, on
Pitt Street, where he wonld be happy to meet his
old friends, and the public generally
II is not his design to make many professions as
to what he will do. but be pledges his word ttat
his most energetic efforts will be employed to rem
thr comfortable all who give HIM cali. The
tyuse will be handsomely fitted up, and none but
careful and attentive servants vii be engaged.
Persons visiting the b, dford Springs, as we'll as
those attending Court, and the travelling communi-
ty generally, are respectfully invited to give him
call and Judge for themselves.
Boarders taken BY the week, mouth, or year.
on favorable terms.
Oy-Ample and comfortable stabiing Is attached
de this Hotel, which will always be attended by a
careful hostler. Also, safe and convenient car
riage hou Sc. etgf n H.st
ALL THE STAGES sTnP AT THIS HOTEL.
esrft JOHN HAFER,
Aug. l, 1860. . Proprietor.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-24
JUNgATA MILLS.

THE subscribers. having leased this well known
manufacturing establishment, are noE prepared TO
do .
CARDING AND PULLING,
in the best of style. They are also manufacturing
and keep constantly hand, for sale or trade,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERS, SATlNETTS, BLAN-
KETS, STOCKING-YARN, DC. Having a practi.
cal knowledge of the business and employing none
but competent and experienced workmen and be-
Eg determined, to spare efforts to give satisfac.
tion to their customers, they respectfully solicit
share of the public patronage. r-f
TERMS fol carding and fulling strictly cash.
They have on hand large stock of goods which
they desire to trade for good clean wool.
The highest cash price will be paid for good
clean tub-washed wool.
J.& S. S. LUTZ.
May l6, 1852. a'" d54a
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-24
SPRING HOTEL.

NEINERAL SPRING HOTEL.
Nl ~i@i@ THE undersigned has opened the
above named Hotel few doors South Of tie Court
House, formerly kept by Mrs. Filler, as a board
ing House) where he will be happy to accommodate
all who may favor him with their patronage.
Boarders will be taken by the week, month or year.
Persons attending Count will 6nd this House very
convenient.
The Bed Rooms In this Hotel are very large and
we'll ventilated aud furnished in the best style.
The Bar will be supplied with choice liqaor.
The Stable will be 10 charge of good and at
tentive hostleY.
JOSEPH ALsip.
April ssth, lse2.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-24
PUBLIC SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

By virtue of an order OF the Orphans' Court d
Bedford county, 'be undersigned will offer for sale,
on the premises. near Hopewell, on SATURDAY., s5tA
of April, inst, all the following described property
of James Rcheson, late of Broad Top township.
deceased, to wit: A tract Of unimproyed land, a!-
joining lands Of Schel and Foster, John Bum, and
the John Belt survey, containing ~ acres, more %
less. s, 5-..t,,sa t
Terms-On third cash, at confirmation Of sale.
interest. Sale to commence at o'clock Of said day.
For further particulars inquireof JosephW. Tate
Attorney at law, Bedford Lemue Evans, Esq. :, Cosl
Dele, or William Foster and the undersigned liviay
near the premises. tas-..te teta1asa
GEORGE W. RlCHESONy
.ddss'r. Of J. Riclessx, des'd.
April 3, 1863 3--4ts t
The New York herald., 1863-10-14

Eighth and Ninth avspuea
s..h district a. The southeast ernsr Of Nissh avenue
ssvsn1 disi,S. q Is west SsysaasA Street, sssvssa
Eighth dic northeAsi corner Of KishtA aven1e ard
Forty ,s.sosn street, between Fory'ssvsnsA ese lMv
Ninth alqre. a east side Of Eleventh ktahas bstwssl
eighth and Fortnnth ssreets about nifty fest north
Of Forty eishsh street. Eleventh avenue.
Testh district at Gas Ninth twenH Ave feet north
81 ~ ueth street. side Of Ninth avenue.
Eegena dstrict ~ o96 Ninth avsnue between ytfty
cond and Fifty fth feet south OF Fftyhird
street. vest side of Ninth ayenue. = 80
and X nhth avenue.
Syty third street 49,
ERhty.nf,h streets.
The New York herald., 1863-10-14
Board os Supervisors.

Bpntd os supervisors.
lOFpIC1AL.l
ADJOURNED Ssssios-MOspkv. Oct. IL, 1865.
The scsrd me. to adjournment, ia .Selr S Cham.
Presen.Thonas Lutte Esq President in The chair and
Supervisors Blunt, Conner. Ely. Purdy Roche Stewart
tn. Is,dng Of the minutes of the preceding meeting was
INSPECTORS or KSsrsrnr
vssanccs were announced In The following named dis.
,,s ward ssS "a q sI:,IssIss.. ngsn. ,s
I'm w.rs an dIs,r,e,. -pcmlnick conion
iiih ward, it,e aistrc.-F. J. cannon
ys 'he following results via tsupcrvisors Blunt and
lst ward, "a distrc,-wm. Roden.
Is ,s ward ward st ss s:s,issy a,.,,sw ySiloashby
i.SS ' Ss.S' IiiI I;,i i..s,;i;.sss Si;,si1i.ss sw.Ss.
ss S ward ward iss ss dsrsse1. S:1ssssas ssNr.s N.sr
s Iss ss nsS s css from 90 GS % Re
bs@o'r.s in Roman; U..en % ,.a',c,.
First district. .chagiss ~ Ddd
James J Welsh w6'a
William Barra.
-, . Thomas Weaver
.'nry Q. s,a'.,n,
Fourth district uncommon. Lola Csrireh
Terrence Daay.
rc, .,...,, Gso.seR Cole.
~ ''''''' .i@ct. ii, sS'rcs.s, rs~s,,sy.
James Long.
snth disrct. ....... C0fn,,,e Dsifo-
Thomas Dugau,
-. 49,. JAnes Burka
bevenn asssrfes.......... John Harsihn,
49,. I'slriet vitssnmsna
bighth aistrlct. John frlt.n.
John II sherwood
A. Q. Palmer
Supervisor rwxrp moved that When The board .siaavn ,
do Tueriay l3,h tns,an, a, a,.tt NJ
Which was carried. y - ' '"N~ ''
Supervisor PrRDv moved that the P~,dept ana rIsvr f
tbs Hoard b. anthorysdt Va publish st Of or re
srsuon In euch papers A. they think proper the de-
mocrac and Union pspers 10 b. e1usly r~prcssnl.I ~
whEn vas lost by the following voe via -
3veed-A '' '"'"y' ""e"e ~"
Neesnve-supervisors Conner. Ely and s,evsr,-a
Which was carried. " ''
Whcrsusn ns Pasrrv declared ,hs, the BoarS stood
A"SosInSo hhHt luesdAy, isth Inst. At "a O'Clock
Jvss u YOUNG, Clerk
The New York herald., 1863-10-14
IFEERy II. LEEDS + Co. AUCTIoSEEEs. g
IL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIER GLASSES, J=r
,,.,, EXTANsIQN DINING TABLE, 80.

IIENRY IL. LEEDs AUCT!ONLER
IL HENRY II. LEEDS & co. WIN sell A. sueion on
Nasssu s.reet:--
pair Of tau Bay Horses ssspa years o. a.
sound and Kind In harness
Also set OF Doube harness
Aiso fbaeion, IN good runnin ng order.
The New York herald., 1863-10-14
DRY GOODS.
AT rHB SIXTH AVENUE CHEAP STORE

.
AT rHs SIXTH u. AyESyE r;|s u oaRAP a .ssToR sToRE
good. should cali fr,ss ero
large stock Of Hosiery. unde .e.r.n,. uoos.
10 fancy Flannel Shirts 81. q Is ., 70 =, "a
bargains 80 W. - 70 ana -
full line Of Ladies and c. Mcno vssts an slss ssa
asn's Lades' and ch,Iar al Wool, Merno and Cotton
SPLENDID assOrmensS .aes' and Children, fancy wool
Gents, hadies 6anarens wool. meriuo knit and
,pss naps erch,er Wells. Edsnss Lcos. Collars cua Lin
Rib aons xnd Vsve.s every color a. very low prices
bp Am With coore6 edges also plain colcrs we offer great
fhrgaina IN Trimmings. 5000 yds, at &C., worth "a
Small Wares Buttons We have the best stock In he
T. Very best Needles, q per paper, b,st Pins, Sc.
q Wide Tape 4c; Barins Cotton ic crochet Cotton &C..
100 pieces hne Mohair rad &C. do4eni 500 pieces, 2
500 large Black Bead Necklaces. with Cross. loc-grca.
5000 yards Cashmere Trimming &c. yard worth lcc.
''''"' RoSALbsoN Z I fMEAREs,
Corner of Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street.
"A MONDAY sH,A gg,A instant ssaS,,s Opening of
The fines, assortment Of PLAiDED PoPLrTs made
| 4 Cases New srRiPsp EMPRESS CLOTH. extra r,ch
Gases STRIPED PopLINs at 81 2S double width, worth
pLAiDED TAFrErAs LAISE, plain Turin Cloth a. asc,
RICH MORE ANTIQUE, double faced figured and plain
all new shades
CLOTH FOR LADIES' WEAR.
This department being Just opened all the goods will be
sold without profit during the FIRST three months
WHITE GOODS cheaper than they be bought the
MERINOES.
Special attention Is asked from the ladies to the shades
ana Qualities !st received. TIE Plain POPLINS
and OTTOMANS
LBGRAIN, 729 Broadway and wayeriey Place
E,URs-LADIEs' FANCY FURS MADE, ALTERED
and repaired fashionably. carefully and promptly by
practical furres at the nanu.acory 327 Eighth avenue,
between Twenty and Twenty seventh Keen
Der up stairs. A nee assortment or furs cheap.
G.. FINIGAN.
The New York herald., 1863-10-14
SALES Ar AUCTION.
BCIrELER 4 WILSON. AUcTIoNEERs

Orucs UNITED srArss CAPITOL Exrrxs,ox &C. t
WAspiHoTON. Oct. 3, =,
The following described MMbinery Tools viii he sofa
ct public auction on MONDAY the 18th Of October
~ Original co.s-s
"a wrought Vtseo ~ =
Vis<s.
Pumps
Hoisting
Hostnp Crab esY 49,
Machine Mixing 250V
II Anvs each. laiC
Ok each and 62S
Boil Machine l.5
large upright Drilling sioing Machine. $50 20
Drilling Ma6hine Hb o.
bs 77S
Horizontal Lathe and Ar Pianer corioaad .... Is "a
twenty.r0 inch Lathe screw cutting tV w
se,cn feet Lathe, he'd thirty six feet long 23 ~
large Hydraulic Proving Machnc. tg w
rraarhs tssrns ,r mschns o~
wrought iron Single Derrick Blocks.
S45 inch Pulley SxSN face p. tins
lot Haeksmilhs Tools Tongz saa3 4aaln tr sttai
lot Old Iron .la IS .s-..a. ~
llot blassf0uBders Tools. u .r .t ,1t
Blocking Stands Ifiis .sss vs.fafs rAH ~ .ts4 v
lot Crucibles aal II
lot Of Taps ~. ....r... So.
] lot Trimming Tools. fs4nn
lot Old Machinery with OF Gearing and Puieys
together Win variety OF old Cart Wheet, ks-
winch WIN not be required OF te.
Capitol
The above machinery, hc. VIII exposed sor inspeto0
from and after Frlday. the L n INST. -.f -.t Era
The whoe % ne removed from the grounds within hsc
DAYS after the day OF sale. ..as 3 far
Terms cash, in government funds - MS ..a.s s.r.
CLEMENT L. WEST,
~, n uf General Superintendent 4,
BoTELER WILSON, fY
ttapr.
The New York herald., 1863-10-14
~ cnNNnN OnuNC

The following desigossd ~ th@ ss IN each Elecot
Ssan be held unul otherwise ..ssrs In soms cssss
ns"n Iii ss duly no,lned he <hns 70 o0snee 'ns p'
oorOsEa ., iS3o. ID .. VALRNIINEs Clssh.
The New York herald., 1863-10-14
heard OF Cos nc linen.
tovvrc1AL.1

tovvrC1AL.l
srAnS ssssIoH noxpAv, ocs "A lssS
7-T' POM sci0rk r. Il.
per, No. 10 City HAIL ~ -~--'--
the following members viz -
uso,e uSenoemep Hayes Hesley, Keenan,, Webster grosa
Cook. Free, Russel ard 10, 90 '' ~"' '-''
nss mnu'es Of The xeCedns meeting we're read and sp
The New York herald., 1863-10-14
sG HERALD WEDNESDAY OCTOBER H. Re3-Trdi'LE SHEET.

BOARD OF Supervisors.
The following the places where tine " -, a...d.
OF ResiAtry meet toasy. Jos
Clerk Of Board 4 dvUnu
The New York herald., 1863-10-14
LOAN OFFICES.


AT T-NoNEY LITERALLY ADVANCED on MA
"a mopds. Watches Jewery, silver Ware. Pisoos f,uas
Pistols &c, or the bought cash N dczrrf b
ucxen wanted VIII pay rs per c.nt
Arnc.s Any person having tickets sell
cal at ~ Blsccker street, up stairs.
AraEsRY HYnANs-sss BRoApwAr. coRNsR av
- oynu street room 3, stairs, viii pay the highest
IAN pfsce Tor Diamonds unss(: Waehss Gfvey
o6e Brnaiwsy.
AT@ nassau STREET. RQon NO. UP srAiRs,
"A be highest pricss paid for Oiamcnds Wssches and
sswey eve description. o1ycsa mA4e - Me sasns
4 prsferrsd b A. H0NI0MAN. Drskss asd csansssss
Ar ep-MoNEY LIpERALlY ADVANCED oss
"A Watches. Diamonda, Jswelry Gilvefwars eliks Onos
Pistols Scsar PiAnos &C. the bought tks hSe
est cash prlce ~ B-Fawnbrokcrs Tickets fvfl,
py ~ cent more than in The for Trkss
81 Walchea Diamonfa 0una Pistols, "a. No. ~ nyrn6-
way. corner of Houston street up ss.ira rom Ne
Ar sn nBRoADwAr-LIB1RAL ApvAloEs nADE
n on Diamonds Waxhes. Jsvelfy -, bn Tor AZ
ne hishs:, sIus paid for DaTosdf yssA "a ress ys~.
sls &C. al bis private rooms 0hcs hoers from A Il IN
q u. BARRrxoER. ala Broadway. room Is. mp s.aIrs
DAwNBRoKERs' TIcxErgwANrBp-Ary =, BowRsv
y np sisirs ray rore than in New YorS ~
tickets ~ Diamonds Watches Jewery. Guns Aual1si Z.
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The New York herald., 1863-10-14

MArAME GRISDLE. FEMALE PHYSICIAN AND
troTieed ior hose shout 70 require nurs.ne
The New York herald., 1863-10-14


CATALOGUE SALE OF LIooURs.-J L. ENGLg
~ HART Co. 3 Bowefy via SELL " edn esday Oct.
a. at O'Clock. Z.
dolph Co. consisting In part OF Vieux Cosnac and
Rum. Gin Port Sherry Claret Wine, schpapps.
Catalogues ready early on morning OF Terms
CRIsrALAR, LITHAurR h CO., AUCTroNEBKs 20
~ Park place Will offer this Wednesday tn
at " Clock large Resdy Clothing
Frock, Sack and Over variety of Cashmere
aud Satinet Pants; Sk Sam and telvet Vests;
sortucn of Woolcns CDas Clssimeres Beas rc,ts.
velvcs vesings Neckties Trayciug Shirts Sc. Catalogue
at salc.f 81
n BURKE, AUcTIOEEE2, sALEsRoOM 40
inst at los O'Clock the stoc fixtures Of the Grocsy
and Liquor Store IL Jaurens street. well supplied With
Sugars Teas Candies Starch, Butter Lad, Spses,
Liquors and general assortment Also, Horse sud
Wagon, used in the business 80
JNDWARD sINrZEN1CTf. AUCTyONEEg
~ AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OIL PAINTINGS.
BY d. w IVES 4 co, o. nr galleries, 623 Broaiwsv.
Friday evening. October l6 at ~ O'Clock coiIeetp o3
one hundred OIL Painnss containing works or nn-
doubted merit by American aus Foreign Arsts the
lecs incnd History, Fruit Flowers Marine Lands
Genre. Figure aud Mytroogy-:rsmed Handsomely. Tno
paintings will be exhibition three days beore safe
catalogues ready.
u II. LUDLOW, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~. Household tnrniture auction. e u. LUDLOW q
o'cicck A. NJ, ct Marks place
Furniture the entire oi said house consisting
part OF eaWed ROSEWOOD Paior Suits in brocael; mario
Etagere, Cenre and Tables, rich
ains Cornces walnut and mahogany French BedseGs
Dressing Bureaus, Nasusanis. Sofas Chairs,
Palasses Hair Mattresses Bosters Pillows
EAtensIou Table. OAK Sofa Dining Cpars Velvet
sells and Incran Carpets Oiohs, China. GGss Ware,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-08-13
From the Eleventh Iowa.

The following extract from a letter
from Company az ll,h Iowa, shows
the feelings of the army and the rebels,
towards the tories Of the North:
There are q few men in Iowa tina,
should he despised by every man that is
fit to live in free country. They call
themselves peace men and keep bowling
ftr peace after being called towards,
sneahs, and whipped puppies, by their
Southern breihrcn.' | never insult a
prisoner taken in from. with arms 10 his
hands, but sneahing Northern copper.
head Is worse enemy to his country
;tan Southern armed rebel, because the
Southerner vii! own that he is trying to
overthrow the Government, while a cop
perhead is trying to put US under the
special protection Of the South.
"One night, in the trenches before
Nicksburg, we followed to the rebels
that we were going to send them some
copperheads. They followed back that
they did not want any of the doughfaces
down here, as they were towards who
were afraid Of being drafted and did not
want to pay taxes. The leading rebels,
planters and soldiers, are very we'll post.
ed, while the lower classes do not appear
to know much except what their officers
tell them. NJ"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-08-13
NEWS ITEMS,

Two of Gen. Meade's sops we're draft
ed in Philadelphia.
W. 7 Wiley and ?. Y. Van Wrinkle
have been elected United States Senators
from the new State of West Virginia
The United States Armory at Spring.
field continue to turn out abou. 900
muskets day, and this number will not
be diminished at present
A. c. Dodge. the Iowa ex Senator has
turned up at Pixies Peak
A heard of buffoloes appeared in Har.
din county, Iowa, short time since
Many Of them were killed.
Claims have been filed in the Office Of
the Controller Of the city of New York,
for damages done during the late riot for
over one million dollars.
| Among others drafted in Washington
was John G. Nicolsy, the President's
private Secretary, and a large number of
other officials. About eight hundred
negroes were drawn.
Adjutant General Thomas is now on
his way to the Southwest, clothed with
most ample powers to organize and eouiu
a large negro army ready for ins.ap,
placement in the field The general CD
erations will be between Memphis aud
Mr.. Archibald Claybouru. the oldes,
inhabitant Of Chicago. settled there or
the 9Th Of August, 1928, and has mad,
it his home ever since, making fort,
years on the 9Th of this month.
The " Democracy" Of Iowa yotet
that they were in "an unfortunate di.
lemma." in consequence of Mr. Fisher
declination. We think the fact wa
apparent without resolution.
As the rebel officers captured are like
ly to remain in custody for some time t.
come, arrangements have been made fo
their accommodation at Sandusky, Ohio
and they are being forwarded to tina
point as rapidly as possible, and all O
this class of prisoners who may fall int
our hands will be sent there hereafter
until the rebel authorities are disposed
to carry out faithfully the cartel of ex-
change.
The Buffalo Commercial Adrert,.e,
learns that the proprietors of the Clifton
House, Canada, recently gave Mr.. Val
lsndicham notice to quit.
The heat in New York city on Mon
day, I'd inst, was SO grea. that nearl,
100 persons persisted from suos,roko.
, Col. Hatch's expedition into Wes