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The New York herald., 1863-05-02

- - Epeeuas~~Sr.s.->,es<1s csafxoa
bspatche fron Gen. BaAks-1mpoE4s
k~ss Or ths necens Union Successes In
Leulsisna. s u = - III
wAss1SCroE, Nay I, 1858.
rbs NsiiosaI Republicans OF this afternoon publishes
Official dispatches from General Banks, dated near
AAxtlssvils, April II, from which 1t appears that
ben no left Baton Rouge three regiments Of coIorsd
pops f5MSiaed ror lis defence. q -ss9-
lie results among others d General Banks exoediSns
-7\ceeius'shing march Of over three huud. ed
ss esslmg tho enemy IL three battles Two on
pa and Se On Grand Lake, dispensing tue 70
army utterly; destroying tho rebel navy;
F*arag the foundrss Of the enemy at frank
and New Iberia, aud aefnoiishiug the salt
trks ton miles southwest of The latter place; cap
ring the camp Slupase OF the enemy also several guns
"a between 900 and 900 prisoners and 30 derapgrs
e pans OF the rebels that they cannot for m,nhs
ever reogane the land aud naval forces in that part
Other successes Of General Banks already known 10
o public are mentioned.
oas loss in the two land battles about 600 TOO
'thlas could exceed the conduct Of the ocers and pr
'tes IN General Banks command. G.
che dispatches say that have not only destroyed
. army aad navy Of the enemy. and captured his INA
ras Coz the reorganization Of his forces but have
~ In his ablest officers of the and land
The New York herald., 1863-05-02
HTISCEL.LsAN EOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A GOOD srRisa MEDICINE
A-T-isO-x
DgAKEs PLANTATION BIrTEes
They purify strengthen and seeste.
They create healthy appetite.
They a an,iio,e 20 obangc Of water ,sd INST
They effects OF dissips ion and late hours
They slreng hen the system and enlrea the m,pi.
They prevent miAsma,ic and u,ermittcu, fever,
They purify the breath and acidi,y of Ia. stomach
Thoy care Dysfepsia and Constipation.
They Diarrhra, Cholera aud Cholera Aorbus
They cure Liver Complain Nervous Headache.
They are the best Bi,ters world They make the
weak strong and exhausted great
They made Of pure 81 CroK Ram. the celebrated Cali
saya Bark and herbs and with the pleasure
Of beverage. without regard to time Of day Par
touiary 10 delicate persons requiring gentle
sraulan Sold by all Groccrs Druggists Hotels and "a
loO:.. P. II. DRAKE GO. aog Broadway Ne" Yo.s.
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SkAvsssSysr'Sos In ~ James, churoA. ~ iSnaee
Conn. iea wsahsday. April o. ~ kss Rcss ~ a h@
tAa, ID Cuoaos n. SSAyHR, - Mtsa Lsxxs - s's'
both a Drookiyn No oards
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

Money continues as easy a. ever. At four per
cent any house In good credit can get all the
money il wants. Some OF the bankers ask five,
but fail to use their means at this figure. For the
time the borrowers have turned the tables on the
lenders, and have them ut their mercy. Debt GER
tificates are steady.
Gold Is extremely dull. II Is very difficult
either to buy or to sell large amount without
affecting the price very materially. II opened
this morning at Isl, rose to 15l sold in the after
noon at 1907. l50'+. Isl and l5o1s. and closed
at five p. M. at about 1907. Exchange was in
active. The leading houses ask l67; but we heard
Of no business this mornin above 1857. There
are very few bills in the market, most of the
March options having been closed out. Tho mis-
fortune for the market is that general business 10
duh, and that the importers are not buying
The deposits at the ub-Treasury to-day amount
ed to the enormous sum OF nearly five millions Of
dollars. or these 81, ZOO 900 were for conversion
!. 30 bonds, and ", ,2s7 900 on deposit at 8 per
cent The limit fixed by Law TO the temporary de.
posts has now been reached, and no more money
will be received at the Sub-Tressures on this &C.
count. The money paid out by government. and
for which II Is proposed TO discover temporary en-
ployment, win. now have to be used on the Stock
Exchange.
The business at the sub-rressury to-day was
NJ follows:--
Total receipts, % PCT ,3T2 o2
-for customs. lAz0oo %
Iaymcnus ........s o,ssxbo5 70
bsaoco oSiysW IL
We refer TO our advertisements in another col
umn, which contain various announcements OF Inn.
portant changesin business ~fms in Wall street.
An advertisement In another column, referring
20 alag Of gold which should have contained
5000, but which really contained more, viii At.
tract some attention. Considerable exertons have
been made 10 discover the owner Of the surplus
gold; but as every one ofwhom inquiries have been
made msgines that the bag was Short not
long" but little light has yet been thrown on the
question. The advertisement will probably prove
more successful.
The importations OF dry goods into The port Of
New York for the week ending April 20 were a.
follows
Entered Tor consumption. SO ft0s ,-a
wihdrawn from warehouse. .....1,i0s 31saoi
Entered Tor varebo1slns. ..........a,T2g tsO,7ss
psA,. .-.,ps"ru'TN slrs,Si
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, May I-6P.N
Asnrs There were SO bbis. sod at SIC tor pots and
oisc. for pearls.
rREADsrrus Flour fell on &c. Ioc. per bb and was
less freely purchased Sales did not exceed II 500 bbs
State and Western $50 Southern and 600 Canadian with
In our revised rsure;-
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

So: o. :ss
~. q rssri ~ hs ferss saa Is sale Ct his estas
IScf.sTs - z - : mnfa
a.ti.-WAi;s,s sRsi.s stylss .os of ra,i.,y Ms.s
Also Caps siS B:oadwsy. 91
Bamta, Halter. No. 3sg On aai street.
ssy SSOss for s9ys and
D.vid,s Spriss sty1s V5 Ns.s,:@ss'' N..s...
Hats. a. sssh broadway near Duane stree
Exciting News.-Knox's spring Hats
a sses SS MN s. h No. az Gs Ss g fas
s . n1d Sssa We sssa sSa
do 's be compelled
BogIe's Hyperion Fluid Restsses and
Be " BoGE Boasa aea sssrs
Grover = Ba ker's Celebrated First Pre-
9aiters &C. 4se broadway. rhesS the only scwias
rarou,ea By the principal families Of Europe aud Anerc.
Tbis excellent article. admitted the sisndari
s: ss sss /:
so sod y III aSss. fsnSS
Myast's "A H. OF Ds1bls Strength Life
Bassm-The most cey.ain curative
f Dyspepsia diseases great impury Of The blood
Only 70 DO had ct the prnopa depet 20 0rsnd street. ~
per bottle.
Trussess-MaYsh Brothsrs, Corner or
BrcadwaY snd Ann Supporters Blk Elastic Stock
auda Shoulder Brnccs Suspens0ry BandAges Easlc
Belts aud Cstamenial Bandnges. A LADY attendeni.
Trusses.-Marsh e Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No. 2vesey street opposite the church No conucc
ton with nuy other Office 0 the Female
attendant
Piles, Itching Piles, Positively Cured.
Also blind bleeding pss stu!a salt and all
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

Lsng years hA!e wandered nn'siisred aud free.
x sss &c sss sss"s .aS he nc ps .a til.
ss.s iss s:'1ss from sss ss
,,s,sC rSwdss sy f,snss E { s.s, AND :'so:s :,
Az .s s.s % ss:. .'' I: ere m.ssa Sas but win . q.
houss n.cct. garden worms plant bug, &C. Lyons Mas
''' s 81 sis GO % Ts ss
sgEFp Fl SS sSgS by
II. ss sr healing oy
Be.ros Mass.. Dec 2. 1862;
Of e X sSS .asas Il s: ny q es Ss ss Ike
io,!owiSE fscts- I'm, s.,.,,,... -, ~. ,.
:as i;% p, SIse.. Ss%;dy
fore Thou fully cc%pebsnd.a tho dsSser and cas-, sSs,
FOR an eggs from the impending doom Naturally se-e
ss .ssor.s:s. s sef's M Z siss
fault No, unt the living wi,nesscsbeaisd recovered
r s So a &. balm s % Ts%a
Srou9n, 70 ny room soa 'o,esS srSn mn me would
xonssTi ;sseysT a.s .Iss Il e. n.s,r.n bottle. %
PIE p ss ns q sf G .a9 s o. %
ss Ts.. a1n
s s,srD sss ':s 'i'ss 'ssi;" ,
@ As
sss1 rs IL s. sss rs sss
from tis eoSpsal sss wa.s ms%s,r q NY slaieL .nd
evsa @ ss snss le, y .ss
I bad been sssef acs s hsss ss sSS % snf s s
medy mild, 40 p@iaiabls, and vet 40 encscoun No
s "'i e. :lg &. re- 's s
rapi ily the county for ihr,c months for tic
beneat Of the air Bot. ais the could no, enebt ne
ees,ne .ss ars eoSed 10 om. bs1s "a. %ucs "a
es:e Nss sssiS 'sr'iissI imisdi.sy applied o.
sspi WA, t.s % iSsa If an s snssr s.iS.a Gs.s
nearly recovered never weighed W muh ~ 10 row.
looked fai r ,he ehees aad erccpns nsrres.
s%sbsASs s,is ig"f fIrIs % aud sEswiEb ioSic hsss
ssss assm q sss ssT az, ss s',f ss
again soon aud como sp oA tss iclnea. srongrr
issn eyer nas lsiorc A. o.r ,swas' sse .nlla, 30
she spf,i: you or The .es and In p,esins % is or
: isel ny ariy lay beforr hs w5fld ~, ,ss,,ss q, ia
aver Of yoar Psilnonie synp Is...
e.Sor o. he ysiss S..l-a az p,.i iassSssisD,
Mehodisf churrh c. Hy.i On.
r. s-Pcbrfay sh.-rreschsd this os' ~, - 4Tj
strong Nsrh zs prrssh-d three times and bos meet.
rs.aS. s e s &. na%. ssr- q d. y .nscS s
yoar medicines have curei Ia reply 70 the many in
anrng et-r. s-n, hon ainos, esssy northern state
an now hssied ! not 'he ont, relieved Ia 'hs.s
part. but several OF Acqusinan es have ben recni
identified: One Of my parishensrH cr sicnding iare
APPLIED Lac, RESORT Tor the ryrgr. A. hsihat
agfcr with him too sweet, and threw him inio
prepare vsy for A. per.eersd ln tasins until
ns,ead Of Eoas 70 sea- % 30 eonsmps,ss - AZ. s's
The Tonic aud Pills perceive 10 Ia grea, deIasna b.sn
Yours, - w. hokSN
0-' PRINCIPAL oyYfCE,
No " Bond street efery Tuesday. from Q cctk N 70
r. NJ where BE- foaBd fsli supply of h. msdieinss
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

Barnwm's Dog Show Cl0ses To-day
ssrse Dramatic Pcricrmancesatii ~. 3i and 7s orock
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

Brookr spring Boots smd Baimorais-
shloD1yc and OF fne quality, LORfN BROOKS A
SONS. GO broadway, corner Of How ard street.
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

Bamta. Halter, No. 351 On nal street,
prnr styles OF Cloth felt Hats aud Caps for gentle
kA, md boys Straw Goods for misse% boys and 'nsns
All tss and desirable spring sty los dow ready
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

Royal Havana Lottery.-3O per cent
vceni'" cstd for Pr Information furnished Highest
vce ss for Doroloors and Amercsn Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR 4 co.
II WAn
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

Ladies Dreases. Cboaka aud Gentle ems
crrncnts cleaned like without taking apart LORD
40 Br~dssy. Enirsnec 40 Broome street.
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

David's Sprfae style VI Isnes:Mes's
Hats. a. c991. Broadway near Duane stfe-' s--l
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

s~rcnd Hama safes ror sale.--Five Large
'c Hcflnes AXE, cheap fcr cash. 100 Maiden lane
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

'AsT CURE FOR rHE HAIR

fremauIe Loss OF he Hair which 70 90 eaassoa nov .
aAys may bs snarsS pressnses ~ he SAs a
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

Hats,-White's Spring styles of Hats
very attractive Dress Hats 6of Imperial su1 husy
Also Caps 3l6 Broadway f 1f
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

Bogle's Hyperion Fluid Rest0Ses md
dresses hair Boges Electric Hair Dye. bes Try
Be convinced w BoGLE. Bos,cu. sold everysks
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

Died. HF
n0rD.-vo Friday, May I, J0nH Born, aged 81 yssrs
Ine reiaves aud friends Of the family respectfully
reQuesed 70 attond the funeral on Monday hi late
residcDcs. 2i4 Mulberry street
bsasx-on FRIDAY. May |, 81 bis resdenoe, Mystic
River. Conn Captain lAs Bmsx IN the sad yoar Of his
age.
BsuIEr On Friday, May L. after long iilnsss, MARY.
eldest daughter a Pesr and Bridget Degoy. aged %
years. trE
The relatives sud friends tDe family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funera ths (aturday) Afternoon
two O'Clock, from the residence of nor parents, l2o
Baxtor street.
B'sp.-In Harlem, on Thur day morning. April 80
Ats long ipess Is0sARp BoSo the esd year oil his
ss6 -
raj, on sunday morning. half past Ton O'Clock. ffop,
Harlem Baptist church Fifth avenue. between t25th and
127th streets.
BrxSs -In brooklyn on Thursday April 30 of dropsy
Eiz. gpKNs, wife OF James Burns from tho county OF
Iongfofd, ireland
The friends and of the family respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral sunday afternoon
at to- O'Clock from her late residence, corner OF Ply
mosth and Pearl streets without further avilatsca
BniFs--Oul lhurstay, April 30. rsNoHv BsHs aged 10
years, \ fnOnth aud 20 days.
lie relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
nytsd - attend tho fuIera, Sunday sitsrioon IT
hall pst ono O'Clock froa his ists rssidencs No. 400
Heccksr street ihe remains will ss mterrea IN Green
EewnAs.- On Friday Nay 1, .sSsN, daughter At james
asd Jaue Ibwmaa, aged years and II days
The Yoniyes and friends 0 the family respectfully
Inv md - n$aend the tunera Sunday afteenoon at two
oclock from the residence nor parents No. 13s Crlss
street. he remans viii be taken 70 Groenwood
BkLi.--ssaaeniy. on "Wednesday April as janus BILL,
The obeeqsies will be observed under tho aus
pices OF hanitod Lodge No l06, A. NJ OF which tho
deceased IN active member, sunday afternoon,
o. their rooms. Of Grand and Centre streets
Fuller particulars 10 70 morrow papers.
CoRS wML--On Thursday afternoon, April 80. Wn1IAx
n yOungest son Of John and Casharine A. COrnwell,
aged s months and % days
Az the sweet flower that scents the rsoru,
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Piles, Itching piles, Positively Cured.
Also blind bleeding pres, stua salt and all
cases Of the skin. by the Of ROSSMAN'S Care
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

Trussess-MaYsh Drothsrs, Cerncr OF
BrcadwaY street Supporters 6lk Elastic Stock
ings aud Shoulder Braces Suspensory BandAges Elasc
Belts aud Catamenial Bandages. A LADY atendeni.
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

Dvasscr Fire and Bargtar Proof Safss.
Ais 3cbssfd AND Paror Safes for silver Plate, &c 90
TrrHy street corncr q College plsce. r. ~ PATRICK
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

Myatt's "a B,'' oe Double stEenGth Life
Balss-The most cyain curative for rbe,snsN.n scrc
and diseases impurfty Of he blood
Only % be had ct the principal dsps 20 0rand street. ~
per bottle.
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

Eight Carries de vBsite for On, or Un.
aled sye snd hn'sh, at TAFT OF dt and
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-03-20


HEFFNER.-In Washington, on the 9th
inst, Of Small Pox, John Hetfner, aged about
3S years.
HOFFMAN.-On the 9th inst, Mary Ann,
infant daughter Of Edward and Mary Ann Hoff-
man, aged months and 10 days.
FLETCHER In Monroe tp., on March
9th, 1868, Rachel Fletcher, wife Of Jacob
Fletcher, aged 81 years, 6 months and % days.
Peaceful b, thy silent slumber,
Peaceful in the grave so low;
Thou no more shalt JOIN our number,
Thou no more our grieis shalt know
KEELY.--On the 22d of February, Mrs.
Elizabeth, wife Of Matthias Kecly, of Bedford
township, aged about 54 years.
The deceased was member of the Methodist
church for 30 years; and after period of bod
lily afliction for ls Years, she removed to that
happy place where afliciion and suffcrings can
never reach She was highly esteemed in the
community in which she lived for her pous and
virtuous life; and was followed to the grave by
a large collection of neighbors and acquairtan-
ces who wished to show their respect for her
mortal remains
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-03-20
American Tract Society,

Since the outbreak Of the Southern Rebellion,
the American Tract Society has issued over two
hundred publications especially adapted to the
army and navy 1t has exempted above $780,.
900 in furnishing them with its publications
embracing more than 50O,0OO volumes 5000
0o0 tracts. and in the last five months in coon.
Grafton with the Christian Commission 25O, 600
copies Of the American Messenger. Tic Mes
sengers which are eagerly sought by chaphaias
and soldiers, contain reading matter equal to-
4,oo0, 600 tracts of four pages each. Packa-
ges are sent monthly to every par, Of the armv,
more than 40 packages being regularly for.
warded to the principal vessels Of the bloska-
ding squadron.
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The Poor alone to be 0onscribed.

& One Of the most odious featurcs Of the Con-
rcr;ot;ou Act, is that which enables the rich to
sscape from military duty and forces the poor
to take their places in the army. Under one
iof the provisions Of this act, every man who IS
able to raise the sum Of three hundred dollars
can be exempted from CONSUMPTION, thus giving
rho mower into the hands Of those who are we'll
4o-do in the world, to throw the whole burden
Of the military service upon the poor men OF
the country. Not only is this unjust and cruei
to those in INDECENT circumstances, but also Il.
will operate to defeat the ostsnsiple purpose OF
The law, to wit the raising of troops for the
war H;s we'll ascertained fact that very
large proportion Of the poorer classes are AREA
ay in the army; at least such per centase OF
them as will render it impossible to collect a
suficicnt army from their number to prosecute
the war with vigor, much less to saOdue the
rebellion. Hence the conscription, although
every poor man viii be dragged into the army,
win fail to reach the object for which it was
apparently enacted. Sorrow and misery VIII
fail upon thousands Of families already IT. the
.rost reduced condition of life; famine and
starvation win be added to squalor and rags
%he bitter cry of houseless women and oreadess
children, will swell the chorus of despair; and
yet the arm of the Government will not bema-
.eriaIly strengthened, nor the nation enabled to
estr,cate itself, by force Of arms, from the iron
c,atchcs Of war.
Bu. Congress did not design that the Con-
script;on should succeed in raising an army
The leaders of the Abolition majority in that
body (now happily defuncD were intent upon
two things only in the passage Of that Act
First, they found it absolutely necessary, in or.
der TO sustain tie financial credit Of the Gov
srnment, to resort to some extraordinary meas
ure Of taxation, and hence the adoption Of the
$500 equivalent. Secondly, they discovered by
the returns OF last years elections, that the
poorer classes voted against them, and, there
5qra, they SO framed their law that those trou-
blescme voters would be forced from the ballot
box.
The crnning and chicanery Of these political
fends have no parallels in history. Why even
.MnchiavelH and BoIingbroke were saints COM
pared with these Abolition conspirators. But
their diaboEism will soon come to an end. It
has been loosed for little season, but popular
aeot;nnent ;s even no,y forcinc chain TINT shall
hind it for thousand years.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-03-20
Democratic Club.

The meeting of the Democrats of the Eor.
eugh, on Saturday evening last. was the largest
gathering Of the kind we have ever witnessed
here, county mass meetings, Of course, except
ed. Seventy votes were polled On the ballo. for
High Constable, the usual number, heretofore
having been about 40. There were also pres
ent large number Of persons from the imme-
diate vicinity of the Borough who did not vote.
The proceedings of the meeting were character
lied by the utmost good feeling and more than
ordinary enthusiasm. Contrast this with the
nominating meeting held by the blackies, on
Tuesday. night last, which was SO ''slim" in
point of numbers, that it was compelled to ad-
5ourn to store, and you will not have much
trouble in deciding with which party are the
feelings Of the people of Bedford Borough.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-03-20
AR EIED-

CORNELL-COOPER.--O the 10th inst,
by the Rev Samuel Yinsling, Mr.. William II.
Cornell, to Miss Nancy Ellen Cooper, both of
Monroe tp.
CRISN1AN-FORNEY.-On the same day
by the same, Mr.. Joseph Crisman, to Miss Ma
ry Jane Forney, both of South Woodberry
township.
-MORTIMORE- On Tuesday
the 10th inst, by Rev. w. Prdeaux, Mr.. Hen.
ry Lowery, of Napier, to Miss Mary Mortimore
of Harrison township.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-03-20
NOTICE OF INQUIsITIoN.

Whereas, Charles Roos, of Bedford En-. in R.S.
ford CO., one of the heirs and legal ssntatves
of Bernard Roos, late of Tewnshp, CO..
deed, presented petition setting forth that the
said Bernard Roos. lately died intesats without is.
sue, leaving as his heirs at law, Andrew Roos and
Char'e Root, your petitioner, and child Of sis
GER, about years Of aga named Joseph Trager.
living in Germany, Andrew resides ia New Jersey.
that the said Bernard Roos died seized OF Tho one
undivided half part OF tract OF land situated in
Hop.weil township, Bedford county, adjoining lands
Of William Plp"r. Wan. Lane, John Yoaa and Geo.
Smith, containing fifty acres and allowance.
Notice is. therefore, hereby given, tha 10 rursn-
ance OF writ Of partition or valuation 70 m. Al.
rert'd, will proceed TO hold an inqusi .o, ,r val
nat'nn on the premises, on Tuesday, the 18th day
OF April, 1868, when and where all interested NAV
attend il they see proper.
JOHN J. CESSNA, Sheriff. 2
Sheriff 8 office, March 90, 1858. asF
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-03-20
March 6, tss
AuDrroRS NOTICE.

n the matter Of the Auditors Iseportlistr;b-
u,ine the fuads in the hands Of Nicholas Sleigh
ter aad Solomon Feight, administrators og the
estate Of Daniel Sleighter, decd, conformation.
Of the same, taken OF by che 0phans Court,
and referred to tho subscriber to ascertain ad-
vancernents, hear the evidence and report tho.
facts. The undersigned will attendto the do
ties Of this appointment on Friday The Both day
Of April. 1883, at his otfioe 10 Bedford, ,when
and where all parties Interested cnn attend.a
yoHN'P, REEF, go
KLarca 20, 1853 80 -.s Audissr:
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-03-20
AUDITORS NOTICE.

Hannah earn, Adam Carn,l Ia the Common P,.ss.
Henrietta Williamson. Or OF Bedford conoty, No..
ange Williamson aud O. f.. 1, OF ofAprilrerh. .issf.-
Shannon, Admir-. with The ,ssy,t Hl
will annexed Of Samuei Writ de partitions IA "a
earn, deceased, cienda. =
VS..
wary aGn Woods and John February O., 1861
George Woods. Rule noon all pa,t;s.
Interested to srpear and SHOW cause why ncnsy in
Court should not he paid to Mary Ann Woods, &e.,
and alexander King appointed hud:tor to taks tss-
tmorv, report the fActs sad make distribution o.
the money in Court. G-
'he undersigned appointed auditor for the pur-
pose sfove stated will attend TO III. duties Of
ms anpontment and meet all parties Inter.s,ei az
ms Office in Jnliana Street, in thc Borough OF Bed,
'oFI' on Wednesday the 18th day Of April next.
=. A. KING,
NHaiea ~, 1909. Auditor.
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get Democrat, Herald & Wig copy at.l
SIIERICF'S SALE.

BY virtue and in pursuance Of an osfes af the Or
phans' Court Of Com,uca Pleas of 5etfesd coprty.
there will b. sod on the pse.n sss, e. shs hate resi
d-nce Of erjimin'Wisdesi, nj public sends-,
Friday the 27th day of March, Ms., the Allowing
real estate, viz: o tract of hnd situate ia Soa,h~
snpion township, Resifert souaty, auloinlog lands
OF cob Conrad, Ansl Reroes, Philip c Cl.ngaman.
and Elizabeth Wie6ett, eonfaisinr l;a acres apd
6l psrches, with s'ory asd . half log Lesse and
kitchen attached, assots leg batn, black n shop
wagon shed aod spring house theison eyecsed. and
Terms -.onstAi,a es psasias snssey 10 BE paid in
baud o eon6srpatioa Of ssle. balance iotvo easai
annual pay msais thereafter witheat interest.
-. John !. CESSNA. Sheriff
March g, tsSa. s...r..-1a ~,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-03-20
PUBLIC SALE
hE

Valuable Real Estate. .a1
There will bo sold, at public auction, On the
premises, on
TUESDAY, l4th OF 1pRIL.
the following valuable Real Estate late tn.
property Of John S. Statler, decd, viz:
TWO GOOD LOTS OF GROUND,
situate in the borough Of S.oya1E, on the
corner Of Pitt and Johnstown sSt55l5 having
thereon erected a large ~
Double House, Store Room, Ware Room, TaLoe
rs Shop and Tiansr Shop, 10
with convenient out-buildings. ALSO, about
is acres of good Meadow land, adjoining said
borough, land of Hite's heirs and others
t..'.t Also .HsAe ~ "
at the same time will be offered for sale a Traes
OF Wood land, containing about II acrss. situate
one mile vest of Schellsburg, on the Turppke, sd.
joining lands Of sohn and Charles Colvia snA otk-
ers. Ers o.rreNF
rerms made known on day Of sale. aAt'
A SAMUEL G. SThTEER;
Adniistratoref j. S. Ssassi, dcSd.
Mar. 90, 1868 49,
ISomorset Democrat, Herald & Wig copy as.l