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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05
Amusement5.

y ARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID SATURDAY EA sFG BAa D. '''''
THREE I ESqn 3 ySfT FE HlSm,f GIANTS
srvrEYpous T NV HSs' or HUMANITY
EyEa sgHS UPON Esart
''''' SUCH a THO OF HUMAN BEINGS.
COL. Ro dpr{ GOSHEN,
TIE ARABIAN GIANT.
THE ARABIAN liant.
rG gdr 70 f e i HG %S6 %sGhs s rousD
Ono Of he most splendid 2 en- eysr seen
ANNA SWAN
'' GIANT GIRL.
GIANT GIRL,
seventeen od ws9s go p9SS" 9s1 II, Tfa i'na
and still growng-he tallest girl known In iacs -
COLOSSAL PROPORTIONS such that shs really 'ssas
BELONG TO ANOTHER RACE or BEINGS.
GIANT BOY,
GIANT BOY,
OH! 10 years 0o' 'I EIGHT FEET HIGH.
In contrast with these tall wonders, may be seen
THE LILIPUTIAN KING.
THE LILIPUTIAN KING,
IiYEARs OLD. ONLY y INCHES HIGH.
WEIGHS BUT II POUNDS. Uni
The smallest Of all small men; throwing Gen. Tom TheaN
Com INIT and Ill other descendants King Lnpu sussJ
- '' NEVER WAS SUCH A CONTRAST
TIFF WOHDERFUL AbBlNo FAMILY
MONSTER SERPENIs MOVING WAX FIGURESs
GRAND AQUARlA. See Lion, NJ emmoh Bear:
ROBERT HOUDisS AUfONAtON WRITER
EDUCATED SEAL, Plays MUSICAL lNSTRU MkNT -
THIS AFTERNOON eld EFENlNO.
a, and 4 O'Clock viii he produced
yRH MAGNIFICENT DIANA CALLED
FOREST BANDIT;
Or.
THE sPECTER OF TIKI RUIN,
which the great spectral i!nsion the Ghost ntrooHes
aud tao admired Mu,icrl Coiaeoiei9.
ROUGH DIAMOND
in Vii Mr. aud Mrs WILLIAM GDAERSAL make
HEIR LAST APfEARANtE
Yror 20 their return England
Notwithstanding these magnificent attractions are dfSwtno
,e oyerlowug houses hey 10 removed alter this
week ~ give place 20
TOM TAyLORS GREAT DRAMA.
TIE T.CkFT or LEAVE .A..
which has been in OF rrepar tie LIST three onsh
sId which viii be brought Monday with plenAie
cist scenery music. properties aud cyery sppoiunsns
to secLEc tie Ino q tTiuru Dhant
OTHER Va iGNIFiCtNr ATTRACTIONS
are $50 enx3yed aud VIII b. introduced atthe time.
Mi.s DORA DAWRON.
THE Dot BLH-NDCED SINGER
AFRO appears IA syoIle doubeoi due. a. each pcfcf
T- So.whstsul.p, the enormously increased expenses sn4
Mus.ul., the It'll enabled to KEGS
tie adm s0u a. the oririnal
but can orv done by tie total e1clIon OF all free Cd
missions, without eny exception whatsyer Coasequentys
hereafter there can be
No MORE DEAD HEADS.
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Nsw publications.
cso.ipucd from Eighth Page,
r1,HE NTHENEUM COLLECTION OF
NFLINTED RESTORED! IGNOKANCE

- FXPOSEDi PALACES UNMASKED!
nc. ~ IMPORTANT TO BOTH SEXFS, Married
r. iu liOll.h OF Di-cgse--pr LikiONfS Pc,is. Ion
. and Now York Medical Adviser and Marine Guide
q. slt Vs. Az Vo1es rCly 100 anatomical ilgstralns
rroa 81, nj aud Nervous uebAy Unery Derosis lnyol
ma. ofs CT semen iupoiency Affections Of ihC 81 oder
an hllrys Deuo- Urinary Disease AID their Come
orenc Anatomy OF the Sexual Organs Of the male and
ffnss Les. Researches IN Physiology. Eufopeur Hospital
Sfcr OuscAs their recipes AID specifies the Author
cQst Paris and London Treatment &c. Nailed free ior
81 GO. t.s sclod Al who would avoid unsncce ssfu aud
tsi1-crs treatment with Mercury. Copaba Injections, Cu
G. toi. q scS Speeches, Nrtiiotes, iue.rucr's &c
p,.,rd purchase this original woyA O! e NAk-R, No
Nesey-.i.., -. TDuSt\. Ne. III Ncstu-fti r. T. In
y ~, No. t Lakes'. ChcUso consul. The DOCTOR, No
4, ~ 3~o- ,5 COP s's-s New York from y 70 p.
w c'rcr with Other pap-s rcconiue1 iias pa Lar.
rr. lHa ls work Courier dcs k.sts lAs Oculau die
iori b. Patch stats Zei.lnr Atlas Medical Review SO
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Financial.
1--WE TWENTY BONDS,
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH.

OFFICE or FISK & IIATCrI,
L. $. FIVE TWF.,TN LOAN AGENTS,
No. -, WALL STREET.
The Government delivering the FIVE TWENTY
BONDS r,wdly that aI hereafter be prepared to GIL
orders without the delay herctoi re experienced.
We han eudcavoi 10 kcp supply Of ai ceomilion.on
tsuu Tor immediate delivery
y also buv and sci n market rates
L. s. COUPON aud RhGlSrERGD BONDS Of 1881,
L. - 40 TREAS ~ NOTES.
[. s one YEAR tLRTlflC, YES,
Il X QUARTER =. ~ rERS CHICKS,
u :. QUARTER MASTERS AND ORDNhNCL
VOUCHERS. sud al go, EiNMENI ISSUES.
Btn2s. sayus Banks end investors will ndus prepared -
oil times 90 rsh sabc lois Of these securities n ia-c or
sDnu amounts.
DEPOSITS received. erd Collections made favorable
S.ock Bonds, aud Gold bought od ,oll Oh cons
sion.
FISK &; HITCH. BANKERS
Ard DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
40. -, " ALL-SE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05

WINTER GARDEN.
W THIS EVENING, Dec S.
Mr End Mr.. W.. FLORENCE.
who have obtained the uos. brilliant by
artists tEii tec'or wii APPEAR Tom Taylor celebrated
l.-'gro OF Eue ish everyi.y ME, .nitfd
GilF IlChEIOf.LE tfE MAN.
ROBERT BRIEFLY ia Lla-a8lire Lab - -
Mr. w. J. FLOREHCE
EMILY ST. EVREMOND fn6e Tr,ld 20 loryphfel
Me-. ". J. FLORENCE
JAMES DALTON, alils Downey lila. lie i1,er.
HAWKSHAW-A Detective. HtoAs
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Bit GiHSONA Iiil ~
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MALtBfI md i.....................' r. Aiythis
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Ms
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ccgal Nciites.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT-EMMA
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y)sienaan@ CICERO G. BhAkLE-ioa are hereby sum
rnonea ana required 10 tuswef ths compliant ~ uis
y iog, "hea VII be hled 90 tho o.co Of tho CLERK o.
o. cry and County q New.Yor1 n ne CITY Hil 40 cad
ay ana D" sfve copy a. yocf the said con- plant
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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-02-20
Terlus.

The VIRn1sIAsis pubIshedevery Friday morn
ing, at 81. SO per annam, if paid in advance, Or
within SIX months after subscribing, otherwise
$500 win be charged. . sss
No subscription win be received for less Pc
bod than six months, for which $1.b0 will be
charged.
No subscription will be discontinued except at
he discretion of the proprietors until all arrear
.ges shall have been paid up.
Any person procuring FIVE responsible subscri-
oers. shall be entitled to copy gratis
Terms of. Advertising.
One square Of 10 lines or less, @ cents for the
arst insertion. and 0ifor each continuance The
number Of insertions must be marked upon tne
margin; .er the advertisement will be continued
ssill forbidden, and charged accordingly.
s. To those who advertise BY the year, ilbera
s discount from the regular rates viii be made.
All dues to the Office may be RENTED oy maj
IN good and available Bank notes. at the RISK o.
the Editors the person RENTING taking the Post.
masters receipt that the money was deposited
In fhe mail.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-02-20
Rules ADOPTED blythe Comptroller a % .fre
spcry 1hksn and Used 6y- .tederats
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

comptroller's Office October 2, loo2
LIST. When property has been taA;e's and as
"a 81 the TROOPS. as supplies, By order Or APP
,,rcr,rl of ) conrmanifiao officer, finclnding
s, 80 - ;.a;onea .oficsr Is cornnand as
shown BY his aghature;o q in case Of Gene
n S, "a Commissary, q other antho-
Z, a. bfscer. = when an sppraisemert made
&c s,,ch nronertv Is approved BY such officer,
! fsI;s ana mat com nensati. N should he made
for III tho same according 10 the appointment.
~ sne 80 a. IL the approv-
- uus 1880 :, "a nndsr the head Of
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-02-20
Large Public Meeting II N&tt
York.
General Scott Presiding Speeches o aexes
. raj Scot and Gcnerdl Burnside.

s.
The United States CHRISTIAN Associstiod
held q meeting in New York. over which Sen:
Scott presided Gen. Burnside vas also one
Of the big guns" on the occasion. yhs Hes
raid says that Gen. SCOTT attspeted 4heattens
ton Of every person present. the General
looking as hale and hearty Is could be expect.
ed. . On rising to speak be was greeted With
load and continued applause. & He said
{ Fellow Citizens The honor, yob have dC1e
me ii, calling me to occupy the chair hpos On
occasion Of so much Importance as the tfe;;
sent, gladdens the heart Of an old soldier, and
fills me with gratitude and love. New 4orE.
city has sent forttdher th0uR.nds and tens o.
thousands Of brayseons TO fight the bsttls Of
the Constitution and tho Onion, and she haS
not forgotten them; for when they return honSS
they shall be cared for snd cherished The
care Of this city has been incessants View
York has gifen every aid and cunfort 70 her
soldiers She has watched for his steps, car
/ ed for his family, attended t, the wounded
and made preparations for their return home;
TIE object of this ass6ciitioh il known to- sd
|,all. and it's seryices and - bepefu ~ great
er than ] can attempt TO detail "a yoa; hope.
|continned the General. chat God will prosper
the society and enable II 70 esshtinae It's mo-
blss services for many years 70 co.se. lap
|nlausel ~ a;s.'ss- il,s5.
General Burnside being present, was called
mon 81 the audience for SOME remarks, sud
responded 1T soute length. Y gfs 81
de said il could scarcely BE expeetsd that
| he wonld My more than q few words in reply
| q the call made upon him. a few 1aonths
might fully demonstrate the value and Ell;
cienncy IS wen as the real benefits u such =
socis ~; for mi few weeks great bsttle
must be fought; aAd two terrible armieS must
| Be brought into collision. II may Be sup
| posed necessary to say something in connet-
ton With the army. Many persons we're inn
nresaed with the idea that thesermy il de-
| moralized. This is not tho scases II il q
brave army, We'll clad, well fed, we'll armed
. ana fun, Of patriotism. The soldiers are rendy
and anIxions Is Sc led to The co,ttfict, and they
Twin make their mark and distinguish them-
/ selves when they meet the. eneu,J. .sas s.
] The soldiers know their officers; and spire
/ ciate the friendship Of their Generals and
vhils doing 70 they render imp lett obedishee
4 - uhamsoeyer might be placess - a1fhos7tS
/ over them. Mistakes may be made, but tie
soldiers themselves are always trne to the du'
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-02-20


vYtrrfm ia.--At rules held in the Clerks Of
y Zee Of The Circuit Court Of Washington coun-
". on the ID day of February, 1863:
Andrew S. Fulton, Rialn''n''
Alexander Mccall, james K. Gibson and Ar
'nar : sanA'I ii 'cHArCERY.
The object Of this snit is to restrain the de-
f.sdsnts Cummings and Gibson, from paying
over q the defendant, Mccall, his agents or as
s;crs anv monies in their hands, belonging to
said Mccall to the extent of 500, until the fnr-
thcr order Of Court, and asking for 2 decree q
g.inst>the said Mccall for the sum which may
Sc found due to the plaintiff.
And it appearing by satisfactory evidences
th.t, the defendant, Alexander McCaii, IS 2 non
resident Of this Commonwealth, on mouon OF
fhd plaintif by counsel, it is ordered that ne ap
pear here within one month otter oue puoilca-
fion of this order, and do what Is necessary ~
nrotect his interest in this suit. -.
a $3.50. A copy.-Teste.
PETER ]: BRANCH, 9: G. s
$ Feb. 6, 1263--4w.
VyIRGINIA:--AsRnl Rules held in the Clerks
once 81; The Circuit Court of Smyth county
on Monday, the ID day of Febrnary, 1863;
John Fox and Margaret.his wife, David was
sum md Susan his -. Jacob Nett, NICHOLAS
Wassum,and Anna his 9ife, and John Men,
AGAINST. s.,
Joaanh N4f. Solomon Myers and Catharine hif
wife. Thomas Nef. Ailsey +. Nef. Virginia
Naff and - Nef. infants and children o.
. 1s.ac Nea. DECD. Emeline Nef, widow of Isaac
Neff, DECD, and Elizabeth Nef, widow Ct Pe.e'
sen' 'se z 3 IN. cHANCERY.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-02-20

The SdnctiH of Mrs, lsilacQll tltsle jan
..nbout t.el tle scopsd1s.0
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-20
A Frank Confession.

The greatest folly Of my life was the issuing
OF the Emancipation proclamation" Such were
the words of President LINCOLN to WENDELL
PHILIPS last January, according to the testimo.
ny Of the latter in speech he made last week
at the Music Hall in New Haven. Before the
issuing of that document, President LINCOLN
gave it as his opinion that it would be of no
more effect than the ''pope's bull against the
cornet;' and after he had given it to the world
he regards it as "the greatest folly of his lf,."
and did not scruple to SO inform one of the most
influential leaders of the fanatial faction who
had forced him into the Objectionable measure.
President LINCOLN has made many notable re.
marks since he has been in Office but none that
is likely 10 attract SO much attention as tile a.
bove.-N. y World .r
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-20

PETERsoN's LADIES NATIONAL MAGAZINE
We are in receipt of this popular Lady's Mag.
azine, for December It is splendid number.
peterson will be greatly improved in 1864.
1t will contain nearly 1000 pages of double col.
umn reading matter; IA steel plates; 12 color.
ed steel fashion plates; II colored patterns in
Berlin work, embroidery or crochet, and 900
wood engraviRss- pr0porhonately more than ant
other periodical g,tes. Its stories and novelets
are by the best writers. In 1864, -Four Oriei.
nal Copyright Novelets will be given. Irs
Fashions ARE ALWAYS THE LATEST AND PRrr-
TEST. Every neighborhood ought to make up
a club. Its price is but Two DOLLARS year,
or dollar less than Magazines of its class IT
Is THE MAGAZINE FOX THE TIMES! TO clubs il
is cheaper still, viz z:--three copies for SIS,
five for $3.50, or eight for $40 To every per-
son getting up club, iat these rates. the Fub-
Usher will send an ertra copy grahs Speciment
sent Gf written for) to those wishing to get up
clubs. Address, postpaid,
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
306 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-20
DR.. RAILWAYS PILLS
DIR. RADWAY'S PILLS
DIR. RADNAY'S PILLS

Are superior to all other purgative medicines
in the world. They are the only purgative pills
that it is safe to administer in sof Eryspelas,
Typhoid, Scarlet, Yellow, or other Fevers, or
in Small Pox, Gastritis, Inflammation Of the
Bowels, Piles, and other diseases, where mild
soothing and healing purgative is required
One dose of Railways Pills viii cleanse the
bowels, and rurge from the system diseased hu-
mors as thoroughly as lobtlia will cleanse the
stomach, without weakening the patient. One
dose is sufficient to prove their superiority to all
other pills. Sold by Druggists
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-20
DIED

MobLE.-ln South Woodberry township
on the morning of Saturday, the Eth instant.
of Diptheria, Mrs. Mary E. Noble, wife of
John 1ry;ue Noble, aged nearly twenty four
years. She possessed pleasing person and
excellences OF character that greatly endearcd
her 10 all her fi1eods and acquaintance and those
who knew her best loved her most MANY
hearts are deeply bereaved in her early and un-
expected removal from earth On the Sabbath
previous to her death and ouiy one week before.
her funeral, she attended Church, apparently in
her usual health On her return home she felt
indlsposed, the disease soon became alarming,
and although skilful physicians and kind friends
used their best endeavors to alleviate her suffer-
lngs, she was soon called to leave the things of
time to enter upon the realities of eternity, Civ
ing expressions to her hope of blessed immor.
tality. o.'
"Ihou'rt gone to the grave but we will no: depore
When God was thy ransom, thy guardian and guide,
lie gave Thee, and took thee, and soon will restore
where Death has no sting since the Savior has
died.'
ALSlP.--On Monday, September 28th, Mrs.
SARAH, wife of MIR. Joseph Alsip, of Bedford,
IN the 47th year of her age
Mrs. Alsip has entered, we trust, upon lifa
which Is forever exempt from all forms of suf-
fering She was a christian woman, resting her
hope of salvation on the death of Christ, and
humbly walking in the footsteps of the Re-
deemer For ten months previous to her de-
cease she endured great suferings with christian
patience. In reference TO recovery, alternately
hoping and despairing, she sought submission
to the divine will. An atfectionate wife and
mother, she was bound to her husband and chill
dren by the strongest of earthly ties. and the
thought Of separation fl ON them was ut times.
almost insupportable But grace triumphed o.
yer nature, and when, at last, the Beloved came
she was glad to meet him. Gone TO a heavenly
world, and entered upon the rest that remain
eth, we write: "Blessed are the dead which die
in the Lord" May this bereavement be sane
titled to the stricken family, and may they so
live that they may meet her in heaven.
0, for the death of those
Who slumbcr in the Lord;
0, be like theirs my last repose,
Like theirs my last reward. .3
[The above notice was received, and should
have appeared several weeks since, but was mis-
laid.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-20
Abolitio n maj. on Joint ballot, 8.

FALL VorNG.-A correspondent of the Har-
risburg Patriot presents the following compari-
son OF the vote of York, n Democratic county.
with that OF Venango, an Abolition county, by
way OF showing how Curtin's majority of l5.-
200 was obtained. 1t proves glaring case Of
fraud or else miraculous condition Of health.
&C., in the people of venango:
.In 1852 it (venango) polled 4,497 votes,
giving Cochran 20 majority The number Of
taxables returned before this rote was 6,275. In
1868 this county polled 6,274 votes, giving
Curtin majority of 3l4. M'Clure's estimate
sent to the New.Yo ork Tribune asked for 3OOl
york, Democratic county, polls 1881
votes out of tax list of 1916, leaving for
widows, orphans, non-rcsidents, sick, &C., who
could not vote, 5,l95 persons.
"Venango, an Abolition county, polls G,274
votes out of tax list of 6,275, leaving for
widows, orphans non-residents, sick, &C.. who
could not vote, person! A county containing
70, ls9 souls, does not often present 40 clean a
bill of health as this"
Or, the writer might have added, so 1iq a
'ote
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-20

OF the great difficulty in procuring supplies, and
W. eonsee"e"' 'mpossibility Of stori ng enongh
u, Chattanooga 10 nuke il base for n furthtst
advance In addition to this, one Of them
writes to the New York World, in a letter civ-.
ing news to the 18th inst, "The condition of
ana,rs at Chattanooga is not SO favorable as
M m'shI !, be expected. Tile army is concentrated
ana the place bcsieged. Iialf.rations Of the
ha spies' army iaroarc still dealt out, as no boats
nave ye' reached the place. Vast numbers Of
so.ses ana mules have died from starvation, as
.oIae could not be forwarded in sufficient guam
titles to save them" 1r'
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-20

SAD AcnrnENr.--Ona day LOO. ",er., 40 mr..
David Deal, of Coerain tp., was engaged in
threshing with machine, his right arm was
caught in the cylinder and terribly crushed and
lacerated. 1t was found necessary to amputate
the injured limb above the elbow, which was
done by Drs. Marbourg and Harry, the physi-
clans in attendance At last accounts the un.
fortunate sufferer was doing well.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-20

SESSION OF 1864.

From the following list Of Senators ard Me rrbe,
Of the House of Representatives it will be seen that
the Abolitionists have the meagre majority of on
joint ballot. The Democratic gain in the Senate
and lose in the House. Three Democratic candi.
dates for the House, were defeated as follows; one
III Perry, beaten by one vote, one in Philadelphia,
by about 40, and another in Mtfn by about 75.-
Thus lss more votes in those districts would hays
given US majority Oh joint ballot. Harry White.
Senator from the Indiana district, is now prisoner
in Richmond, and if not released the Senate will
stand l6 to l6.
SENATE.
Those marked thus are new Senators.
!st Disfrict-Phi.a iphia-Jeremiah Nichols. A.
nell, A.
ll--CAssser and Dsiawars--w. Worthington,. A.
ill-Montgomsry-J. C. Smith, d.
V-Bucks-William Kinzie, D..
V.-Lehigh and Norfhampson--G. w. Stein. d.
Vl-Beks--Hiester ClYiner, D.
Vll-SchnyikiH-Bernar Reilly, D.
VllI-Carbon, Monroe, Pike ant Wayas-H. B..
Beardsley,' d.
w. J. Turrell, A.
X-Lnssrms--J. B. Stark, D.
Al--Tsoga, Potter, Mexican and 1arrsn--S. f.
Xll-ChntOn, LyeOming, Csnue and ynion-Hen.
ry Johnson, A.
Xlll-Snydsr, Momton,, Northusa5srlana and Co.
iamt,a-David Montgomery D.
AIV--Cnm6sriand and Perry--George H. Buche r,
D. ar
XY--DaupAin and Lsbanon-David Fleming. A.
=, Vl|Laneasfe'--Benjamin ChampneJ 81 A., }.
M. Dunlap A.
XVll--York-A. Hiestand Glatz, D.
XVlll--Adams, Franklin and Fulton-WiIl,am
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-20
AUDITORS NOTICE
November 20-6t administrators.

The undersigned appointed by the Orphans Conrt
of Bedford county to report distribution OF the
money IN the hands Of John Cessna. Esq, adminis-
traitor of the estate of William Keeffe, decd, who
was administrator Of Phebe KeeHe, dec'd,, amongst
creditors and heirs, will attend to the duties of his
appointment on Tuesday, the sth day Of December,
instant, at 10 o'clock, o: said day. at his Of
hce in Bedford; when and where all parties inter-
ested can attend.
JOHN p. REED, .aadaor.
NoYemte, 90, 1862
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-20

WHEN did President lincoln get the power
to order the enlistment Of the negro slaves in
Maryland, in opposition to the wishes of their
masters, and then pay three hundred dollars
for each enlisted man out Of the public funds ?
Congress newer gave him any such power. The
matter will be Investigated during the next ses-
sion Of Congress,
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A ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters OF administration have been granted TO
the Subscribers, residing in Juniata township Bed
ford county, by the Register Of Bedford county, on
the estate of Peter Hilsgas, jr. late Of St, CLAN
township, decd; all persons having claims aganst
said estate are requested to present the sa me
erly authenticated for settlement and alt persons
indebted are requested to make paymsn, immedi-
atsly. -....
MICHAEL HILLEGAS.
JACOB H. HILLEGAS, ofP,
November 20-6t administrators.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-20

eTThe "Jack Downing" letters, which ap-
pear originally in the New York Day. Book, will
be published regularly in the Gazette until the
series is concluded. The spicy and amusing
stories of the "Majer" will be relished by all,
whilst his home-thrusts at the folles and foibles
Of the "Kernel' and his "Cabbynet," will be
justified by every one not blinded by ignorance
or partizan prejudice. We're recommend the DAY.
book, for which Slack Downing" writes exclu.
sively, as family paper of great usefulness and
worthy of the support of the people. In our
next we will give another installment from the
''Majer." a
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-20

OUR New SHERIFF.-Capt. AIdstadt, our
newly elected Sheriff, is about to enter upon
the discharge Of the duties of his office and his
predecessor, Mr.. Cessna, is about to retire
We have no doubt that Capt. Aldstadt will
make an excellent officer and that his success
in his new role will eclipse even that which he
achieved as commander Of 'sCo. c." during the
late campaign, The retiring Sheriff was a very
efficient officer and during his term made troops
of friends.