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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
Le.lers from the Army:

The following letters have been sent to us
by the persons to whom they were written,
with permission to pablsh lsnch eXtsdcls from
them, as we deemed proper We give the
following extracts as indicative of the feeling
in the army. We havea number Of others
in our possession, all breathing the same spirit
which We will lay before our readers in the
course OF few weeks.
MuRFREEsBoRo, March lst 1863.
What is the opinion OF
the people up with you about the war The
soldiers here myself among the number,
think we can never whip the rebels, much
less subjugate them. There is great dissatis.
faction among the troops (the .priVates |
mean,) The officers want the war 10 go Cd.
so do the contractors they want to make u
good thing out oil it while they can. Ask the
private soldier what he thinks about
the war, and he will say it is unjust and
wicked-tbat it should be stopped immediate
ly. Liucolns Emancipation Proclamation
has caused handreds g Aenye AND 60 home.
Nine tenths of the army believe this is only
war tor the DETERMINATION Of slavery Lin
coin can make and get up Conscript Bills and
issue Proclamatons every day, and then be
will not be able TO get an army to support him
in his foul and traitorous designs Let him
arm the negroes aud send them here they
will make good targets for us-better than
the secesh pledge him that will not shoot
at a Rebel as long us l can see one Of bis free
Americans Of African decent" to shoot at,
All the nice oolored letters which you see
in the papers about the great enthusiasm OF
the army are humbugs and CANNON They
are not written BY the privates, but by the
men that are making money out of the war.
see you have what is called "Contraband
Aid Societies in Ohio have not heard of
any Widow'sor Orphans Aid Societies. Here
in the army you hear few--very few per
haps one in u thousand, aud the most OF
them officers, contractors, or chaplains, talk
about home traitors" 'copperheads,@ "but-
ternuts, &c,, they are the men that are so
ready to call Yallandghsm, Geo E.. Rueh,
and other constitutional Democrats, traitors !;
but Vallandighsm has one hundred friends in
the army 10 their one Give us d vote this
fall, aud we will put Vail in the Governors
chair by an overwhelming majority, and show
to the world that Ohio has been redeemed
from Abolition rule by the votes OF her sol
diers. have written more than intended,
and must stop Tor want of paper Write soon
and give me all the news | received Vail
speech. like it, so do all the boys. 1t has
been read until it is almost worn out
Yours, truly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
The springfield MeetIug.

' The Dsmocralic Club of Springfield had a
glorious meeting onSaturday night last, which
was aitendad by an immense number Of the
Democracy Of Clarke county. The City Hall
was jammod full aud many were unable 70
crowd their way ips Hon. Milton Sayler was
present by invitation, and delivered most
able, powerful and logical speech, which was
rapt1ronsly apphnded from beginning TO end
Mr. Sayler is one Of ihe most eloquent ora
tors in Ohio; and hissound orthodox speeches
are having telling effect throughout the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
Catching at stra rvs.

The Journal is laboring hard to find
some consolation for its broken and dis
perited party in the result of the city and
town elections in New York If it can
find anything to console it in the fact that
at these elections New York has more than
doubled her Democratic majority Of last
fall, he is welcome to "roll the sweet NOR
sci under his tongue.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
Reception Of Hon. q. l.. YaIIan-
dbgham.

On gallant Representative Hon. G. l..
YALLAxDloHAM viii arrive at home on Fri
laS evening at43 o'clock. Itis propos-
ed TO receive him at the Depot on hi, an
rival. Let the Democracy aud couserva'
tive men turn cut in force 10 meet him -
We especially invite the attendance of his
friends from the country.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
CAMP NEAR CoBINTH, MISS,
February 10Th. 1853.
r We would mot have Gated

- *m.# We you'd mot have Gated
so "uth about this wretched tramp through
rs 4, and mud, had it no. been for The faet thata
number ofnegroes were stuck up phorseback.
Among certain class OF officers here it ID
'n,gger, niger, Higger,F' and nothing but
"nigger." Will you please sepd word 10 the
paymshtsf 70 Gomez ~ he has not gambled
all the money away, or spent il on the niSgeFs,
We want some Of il badly, Our lamilisSard
writing 10 us for money, and they ate soff9f.
ing for it Il is 100 bad, this way Of doing
business il is rascally. II oar families are
poi sOon relieved we viii have 70 coma home
and attend 70 them You eau dpniaths down
for lprs am sick Of ths Oldparty Don't
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
Ba~The Second New Hamp.bire aglttant

D1D The oecond New Hampshire eeIihent
volunteers, Lieutsnant-C Colonel Bailey com
msnding, arrived at the Park Barracks in
New York on Sunday, on their way from the
Army Of the Potomac for New Hampshire
tor the purpose Of recruiting their ranks e
the full complement The regiment left home
one thousand strong, and return with only
three hundred Of that number. While in The
held they were recruited with five hundred
men. The total number now returning is five
hundred and fifty. The election in New
Hampshire takes place shortly.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
Federal Force Surrendered and
Captured.

A fight has taken place at jackson Ten
nossee between 200 infantry and two
peices oil artillery. of General SuLLwAN's
Division, and body of rebel cavaly.-
The cavalry surrounded the Federal force
and compelled them to surrender.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
Great Democratic and COnRer.
VatiVe Meeting az Hamilton
Ohio.


The great Democratic meeting to be
held at Hamilton, Butler County Ohio,
on the Dist of March, promises to be one
Of the largest gatherings ever assembled
ii the State. The best speakers of Indi-
ana, Illinois, Pennsylvania, New Jersey
and Ohio will bo present on the occasion.
Let no man who can possibly do so fail
to attend. Commence your arrangements
to that end at once. Let the people tmn
out from all parts of the Slete, and assert
their rights aud freedom in thunder tones
that will make despots tremble in their
places. Now or never is the time to strike
for the Constitution and the liberties Of
the people. Freemen, arouse
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11

- There are as many roads to frame aud
lort1ne AZ there were gatewAys to ancient
ihebes Your Ambitious warrior is for carry
lne bus way with Me saber your aspiring po-
htlc'an tor maneuyefifig his way by subtlety
ana consummate art but there is one broad,
gread. path 10 the goai, aloug which nothing
base can trsyel, II is the pph set aside for
the march oftalsnt energy and noble pur.
pose nnd though fri d, obstacles, Il contains
none '~hlchla seent thhH Yah not shrhionht
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
sandusky, Dayt0n and Clnelnnnll n. \


4
- - ~ Es'i;:. 60
ON and after December 81 1860. and nntI -,,,.,--
" notice, Passenger and FfeRht Trains vii, h
DAYTON, going north, as follows: VS. ''"''
ON A. M. Through Freight aud Accom,no,iat,,, ,,
OstU with Passenger Car attached. d..i.,,,
In.OA A. NJ. Mail tram Tor rSpringtietd uolut,,is.
1UsOU Urbanai beefontalhs, FoftI IivJe % ,
5andusky, connecting at bprihghe with Ffrsln t,
London ana Sol4Ipbub, arriving COLUMBUS M y3i A.
nj at Utnaha with Train for Columbus; at borest WI,
Tram ON Pttsburg, ~. Wayne a Chicaip "a n ,,n,,
East, arriving in Urestiine at b:4b IN AID pitsfSs
s:5O mi al ylyde with Tram Cleveland and c i
H. X gong East arriving in Cleveland A. gs4O N ~
Dunklrk Al S:SO MI and ButAlo at b:3O + IN Con-, M
West, arriving IN Toledo NJ fzfO M Detroit at liz
m Chicago AZ 1880 m, aud Sandusky at o,lb n N,
Eli 4. ~, Night Express for Springfield lti,,n,
OslI and BelleIontalneS connecting M Fore,t Mil,
IRAN gong East on Pttsbnrg, ~ Wayns ana Ul,1tsS
Road, arriving Orestlne a. tlb nl, pttsbufp AZ a.,
mS Gong v est, with Train arr ylnR in hi W.,ns "
$50 NJ, aud Chicago At lO40 MI At tlyds ir } 81
on Cleveland and Toledo H. H. arriving M Clevet.,, a.,
$3.50 m, Dunklrk pt 400 nj aud hhiRo nj ,.tI a, a.,
reaehes shndusKy At7.iO M 40
T.nk r. M. HnntsyIlle AecUmhodatioh l-.,,,.. .
lsUO Dayton on arrival OF |'lfAfh moi, Cinrn,a
reaching Springfield az 9.65 ia, UrDauR "a l04s ~ a.
west lADerty I LIS M, BelefOhtane H. N sl Il m
and huntsvIlle at lg;l2 m. - ."
llckets VIA this Line 10 all points Noltb . Al. AZ an,
west can be had ~ the ekeL Olcs an Ilter i,a,
-5A MIL W. KING, Ticket Agent Df'
d ha,- Fare always Rs low as by any Other t.,,t
For Information relative 10 shipping kraigl,t A., ~,
Route, apply Al the company Is frelght Dsilo,i =,
NASSAU, Agent, 81. lsfJh RIGlD, stiperinten,iant
~. q, CiAfP, Gen. TlekeIAsen;. iiiia5 lsuI,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
JACKSON, TENN , Feb. 27

There is some talk of us
getting furloughs soon but don't know
whether we viii or not The officers tell us
that we will soon get iurloughs, and that
we will be at home in few months to stay.
That will suit us all, for we are tired Of fight
ing 10 free the niger. There are plenty Of
Them here and they are better treated Than we
soldiers. They get their pay regular every
two months, whitley are eompalledl ltol 10 m
paid The coIored men and women are more
thought Of here than we soldiers are, by the
officers and some OF the black Abolition sol.
diers, There are a few Of them here, and
plenty of them ct home)
We had to march three days with nothing
TO eat half Of the time, and no money 20 pet
anything with, while the negroes had then
payj this is the way the soldiers are treated
II were an officer it would not be long till
would be at home with my parents, frisnds
and relations enjoying the pleasures that /
once did, aud not TO be driven around like d
dog When left home had no idea of the
situation we would be placed in it was kept
from us till now but II is too plain now to
be hidden from our men. When we say any
thing about the war aud the circumstances in
which we are placed, the officers laugh at US
aud say they have the power, and they will
make us live up to their orders Would to
God | could get out of this negro war, !
would never be taken in another like il There
are men in this army, il we're in their place
| would never want to see my connections OF
any other white person again.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
The Fairy Wedding. y.

X sPeehl arrangement we publish exclusively tho
t.rtS SMa "a 6hleo.ograPm ~ tle Llllputan Wedding
% General t"ansa TOM THUMB, in his wedding sutprpe
.on1. ars. General TOM THUMB, ia wedding dre.s--2s
Mr.. and Mrs. General TOM rutJMR u, u,.-,.,,. .
dress-15 cents; wv il 49, NJ "euong
AID 5p,a E9TI and Miss MIMI grOosan
ads General ION TAuMB, an celebrated reception
caHts. Misses LAViNIA and MINNIE wARREN-prce ID
n, Tas whole BRIDAL PARrY groap of four card
eentsi q l1 ''-'' ~ N'NifV'S"P'c pWiurel 80
L,4Its bhs BHDAL PARTl, (steteoscopio eolored,-
me PEle oi card eturas, colored win he ~ o,l
postage stamp. 'I ? fIf ''iff''h'i W Pnos md
n Sone m gehnine unless stamped with ON trade mark
@ l VI a cliclei on The mont OF the photograph Ba
"''1i Fbu burtSus e9pos laade from engraTings etcl
r, II. T. ANInONY, ,5Ul Broa t,yay N - |
N"nlleetarers OF besi Photographic Albums Ard
u,. Iu9llshers OF C9fd Photographs OF oeiebrites
me Negatives OF these c&dHsite ph,iIIres vysrs
made Tor lls by Brady ss,anl 49,. 49,, "v'' '
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11

say Rrpublicau 70 meseysin You are nov
hearing from the officers you will hear from
the PTipdfes when they come home
and they will tell different story, and knock
thunder out OF the niggerites etthet down
too f ~3 W.
old SD
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
"MUSIclPAL ELECTION.

"MUsoATiSE, Iowa, March 3.-At the char
ter election in this city to-day, the Democratic
candidate for Mayor was elected by 9s ma
jority. The Democrats carried their VII IL
ticket" siii .r.....I ...f.'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11

There is likely 10 be an pftaighmant Of
cotton Specializing officers il The Southwest
Facts are given which leave hut little room
to doubt the allegation that large Bnmber of
men assigned TO cohihahds have been more.
inteutinI tillnlg their pockets than h attending
"a thelr legitimate dHtiss.---Aibany JoalRif
Of Feb. loth. NJ n oio tiaa,s t.ldo ''f'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
The Great Political Revolution
In 1863. ~,

The following dispatch, which was not sent
shows the direction Of the political revou-
tioh which is now sweeping over the ooun.
trv.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11

lRepored iorthc Empire by A. stephans, City Glcrk.
Tuesday, March TO- 1858.
Present Messrs. A. Decker, Wiggim, Id.
dipss Rogers, Gillilund Minck Lehman,
Thomas, j Decker and Love.
Minutes of the last meeting we're raad aiid
approved U4i
"A AaPetition was received from John Latin
and others asking Council TO order the proper.
" holders on Longworih street, to grade,
gravel, curb and gutter in front Of thair-l6ts
on said street Referred to the Ordinance
Committee s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11

| will tell you how the officers treat,us when
we are insolted by negroAnd We mock him /;
they put US in the guard~house On bad treat
ment The reason | tell you this is because
it was just done q o9sef ser boOf Spyer y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11

The Finance Committe, to whom was re-
ferred the City Treasurers Annual Report,
and the prepared Exhibit of the City CLERK
for the past eighteen months, and also the
reports Of the Mayor and Market Master, have
had the same under consideration, and beg
leave to report that they find said reports
correct H i-
The Committee would recommend that the
City Clerk be authorized to have ------ copies
Of the Exhibit published in pamphlet form
for distribution.
The Committee think it unnecessary to
publish the various reports Of the City Officers
with the City Exhibit, for the reasons that the
substance Of said reports is embodied in said
Exhibit, and because the Clerks Exhibit en-
braces period Of eighteen months while the
reports referred to, extend over period of
only eleven months. Under,the present rule
of making the Annual Exhibit aud Reports OF
City Officers on the lst of Marchs'it may
hereafter be advisable to publish them all
together d h.a 'ff}'Ni Haa0
The Finance Committee. propose to make
report for publication with the Exhibit in
time for the printer
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
Dayton, Ienla and Columbus Railrono


hkEE tilE Yaliy rams kast, wa Ooiutnms. IlroI.
Il uekets from Dayton 20 ell Eastern ,Ires ''' -
q three DAILY Trans East, leaving Dayton t,r n =.
hast As follows; Night Express il6s p a., L,iGlpus,,
anu @ NolulDus Day hxpTess az llzU - IN. lhess t,i
s'oP pniy NJ Aenla anu London. Aecomtnodhttou s''
aip n, STOPS at all way stations betSeen DlytSa sna
ALriFlng AZ layton, night express 40 IA h.,..,.
modahon s'lo u. M; Columbus and ClucInnat, Ds, H.
press $3.50 p. ~, .s-t... :. -IfT'' f''H. ''> ~
ians n run by Columbus time, whlchls7 In,nuiss tee
dhronhh A'ckets can be had for all East.tt at.,
cAihnB on o W King, Tick f4Rent. lAl uUlT
. ~ ,,y.. ~ W. MOODWA.tD, SUPERINTENDENT
2 " WAhAAh ,t'en1 Agit, Dayton, U. Nv noy95
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
It la an AbolItIon YYar.

The Toledo Commsreiai, the acknowl-
edged organ OF Hon JAMES AsnLEY, and
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
Illinois Central Railroad.
~ ~ ....

CHANGE oF'IPlBiE.
nN and after Monday, November Is 1901, Pa..,.,.
" trans Wlil leave MRttoOn and hanA q s.itOIvws
LEAVE MATTOON -
dpmg North, liIO p m and Hoo b H.
doing South, 46O a IN ana 500 D m
ss...s LEAVE PANA. l4a N4
Gong North, 900 m and 2:sO pn
doing South, II 80 a m aud 7;45 n m
del W. p. JOHNSON, Gen Passangsr nan,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
u ", NOdEH5i
l. l. GlLLILAND, Committee.
ID. W. IpDlNgs ....

The City lnhrmary DiTectora presented a
report of the receipts and expenditures for
the quarter ending March lst, showing an in
debtedness of 1892 81 Received and placed
on file -
The Auction Committee to whom was re-
ferred the Auction Bonds of J. K. Christopher
and Norval p Douglas, reported the same
correct and recommended that the same be
approved, Received and approved.
BY Mr.. Thomas, ResolOed, That j. B. Fox
be notified to gravel the sidewalk along lot
No l442 on Clay street, within ten days
Adopted
BY Mr. Love, Reaoiesd That the Street
Commissioner is hereby directed to repair
Beehler sire et near The residence of Mr.
Thomas. Adopted a.,t.
BY Mr. A. Decker Resolred That Com
mittee OF three be appointed to confer with
Nr, X. Il Dickey and ascertain aud report to
Council at its next meeting The lowest price
That lot No. lS44, or so much of the same as
IS necessary to open Taylor street, can be
purchased for. Committee consists of Messrs.
| A. D&ker, Lehman and Rogers. Adopted.
By Mr. Thomas, Resolped, That the owners
oi lots No 1888 aud l3i0 be notified to gravel
the sidewalks IN lront of said lots within ten
days, Adopted. a4sr
BY Mr. j. Decker Resolued, That the
City Marshal be and is hereby instructed to
notify the d y q b r r Co to clean the cul
vert under crossing of Commercial street
within five days, apd il not done within thai
time the Street Commissioner is hereby au
thoriZed to do die same and collect the amount
from said Railroad Company. Adopted
The bids for building a bridge across the
Canal on Third street were opened and read
which were as follows d. II. Morrison 81,
472 0O;. Wm, Harper S2,l73 Co., rt
On motion Of Mr. lddiAgs, the contract was
awarded 10 VIM Harper and the Bridge Com
mittee IN connection with the City Solicitor
directed toenterIirto contract
The iollqWlng bills were allowed; I
Walter Cow u Co, S40l 29 Shalfer 4
Fritag $500, John Neuman so cents
Council Adionrnd + t.....H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11

CANAkSo MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
II n ~ West Fourth street, Cncinnati, ohio.
- ~ ~ i'''NHNH"AN. io.'tu. a.f. del5dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11

l.ll D. I ~ . % D. y '7-'''al 'I 'I7
dau .u 4
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Railroads.
Indiana Central d Dayton a western R.R
La - HI aEIsEsSzsH1 rsssasaarl


ON and after Monday next trains on Tho Int,,,,.
" Central will leave the Union Depot, SIKH street
AZ 300 m, 9l2 m, and $40 y m
1879 m. - ~ , ii' III"
The b;OO a m, and 4:45 m, express trains ma, ,
close eonnecuonst TO AL points IN the West aud sout
and 9;l2 no train ~ the shortest nnd nu,cl a., 49,
10 Chicago and the Northwest 4'"''
noyla III. @. CAREY, superintendent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
BalIImOre ana ONO RalIrnnn-
~ ~ ~

~ M ~ HT
EkhA1i NATIONAL KUUIE "a Iermnsies sr w.
~ hBoh anu Ionitlmore un the Fast, and MhteIIuy
bennOOd ana Parkersburg on The N,,st ri L. ,'
i WIN ,hailroads, SteRmerss 6c, lor an Iri,
pYY,I's pYIl ~ she West southwest and NoftLwesI
lhIse Trans Daily iOr all the Eastern t)ities
- us ~ the only route 10 MashlngIon ,tlt, -s.
Leave Baltimore at 4:3U, 7:4O and iUOU a m AMI -,
4ne OILY M on Sundays aJ 4aO and 7.4o a M ,ui,
Leave Washington at J;OO, 7:4U anu II a M aud = .
A1T H1S, ~, IN sthqays AZ $50 anu PIN oily
Inrohsh tickets TO the kaAtt IA eit!eA can bt pro,r
va Warrington Oty atan atidrtlonai ehnree ~
Lle ~ quek andfare as low as by any other rbuts
inquire ior teKets wa balumore aud ONO aliuilruu
NJ ANY o' ue principal Railroad Offices In the West
3U.al ). ID. SULLIVAN, Gen. MeBier1As,t
M. q, ,...,,.L' M OOLdli Gen. IicketAEt. INf
W. 4. SMIln Master iI'rangnprtanor I...,....
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11

- g! -.

on and after Sunday, May 4, 1862, trains viii
~ leave Union Depot, Sixth street for foIado n, wv,
all intermediate points as follows '1N - ~
Toledo and Chicago Mail at $3.50 a IN. 1ff
chicago and Detroit Night Express at soU nm,
ml7 X. M. hAoEMAKER, superintepdsn,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
|. II. kIERsTEp,
g. W. RoGERs,
III MInnINl- L.

BY Mr. Love, ReSoloed, That the Printing
Committee are hereby authorized 10 receive
proposals for the printing of the City Clerk $
Exhibit in pamphlet form, 500 copies Eng
lish, and 400 copies German. Adopted
COMMITTEE on PUBLIC GROUNDS REPORT
The Committee on Public Grounds, to
whom WAS referred the condition Of the
fence enclosing the Levee beg leave to report
that they have examined the condition of the
same, and find to put it in repair will require
from two hundred and fifty to three hundred
Fence Posts and from seven to eight thousand
feet of fencing boards, A considerable por.
ton Of the fence is not sufficiently high to
protect the trees This part should be raised.
Your Committee think this can be done
by splicing the Posts aud adding All addition
al board, aH tB.JYT
.lfit is the intention Of the Council to pro.
teet the Leyee this work should be done as
soon as the weather will permit We there
fore offer for adoption the following resolu-
ton .r.sU lel5J.l 40
Resolred, That the Committee on Public
Groundbe authorized to have the fence enclos-
ing the Levee to be put in good repair
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-01-16
fNoURT PROCLAMATION.

70 Me coronar, ths Justiees of the Peace, and Con-
stables IN he d6sreat Townships IN the County
of Bedford, Grating.
KNOW YE that IN pursuance OF a precept to me
directed, under the hand and seal ol the Hon.
LANES MILL, President of the several Courts
of Common Pleas IN the Sixteenth District, con-
sstiuq of the counties of franklin Fnton, Bedford
and Somerset, and by virtue of his office OF the
Court of Over and Terminer and General Jail de-
livery for the trial of capital and other offenders
therein and in the General Court of Quarter Sess-
ions of the Peace and JOHN TAYLOR and JAMES
BURNS, Jr Esqs Judges OF the same Court
in the same County of Bedford, You and each of
Won are hereby required to be and appear in your
nroper persons with your Records, Recognzances,
Examinations, and other rememorances before the
Judges aforesaid at Bedford. at Court OF Oyer and
Te,miher and General Jail Delivery and Genera!
Quarter Sessions of the Peace therein to be holden
for the county of Bedford, aforesaid on the second
Monday of February, (being the 9Th day-) az 10
o'clock in the forenoon of that day, there and then
to do those things to which your several Offices APP
GIVEN under my hand at Bedford, on the 10th Of
Jan. in the year of our Lord, 1868.
''"' JOHN J. CESSNA,
Sharff's Office, Bedford, ohertD.
January 16, 1863.