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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-05-01
REGISTERS NOTICE.

An persons interested are hereby notified that
the following named accountants have fled their ac-
counts IN the Registers office of Bedford county,
and that the will be presented TO the Orphans
Court in and Tor said county, on Tuesday, Inc otn
day OF May next, at the Court House, h Bedford,
fol- conf imatlon.
Administration account of Joseph Wisfoos, adj
min,strator Of George Wigfoos, late Of West Prov.
idence township, decd.
The account Of Henry He and Thomas Fisher,
administrators OF the estate OF Elias Hite, late OF
Cumberl land Valley tp., decd.
The account of Frederick Buxton, executor Of
the last will &C., of Mary Ann Buxton, late OF
outhampton tp., deed.
The account of George Potter and Jeremiah
Meptxer. executors of the last Will &c., of Susan
Potter, late OF South Woodberry tp., dec d.
Administration account Of Wm- NJ. Pearson ad-
m; istrator of Elizabeth Cramer, late of Middle
Woodberry tp decd
The account of q. 5. Cowan. executor of the
Iasi will Il Testament of Rachel Walters, late of
NJ. Woodberry tp, decd.
tor Of the estate of Christina NIcodemus late of
Harrison tp., decd.
The account of John S. Holsnger, administrator
of Geo. NJ. Holsnger late OF ST. Cair tp., decd.
| Final aecoun, of Lewis Anderson and Lemuel
| Evans, administrators OF Wm. ANDERSON .a'e oi
Broad Top tp, decd.
The administration account of Adam Hader man
executor of the last will Nc, OF Henry Bender
| decd
Account of Joseph Fisher executor of Sarah
SHARKS late of West Providence tp., decd.
Accoun; Of Abner Walker administrator OF DR..
John Mygriff, late of st. Clair tp., decd.
( Account of Isaac and John Relshard, executors
of Geo. Reighard, late of Bedford tp.. decd
| Samuel Walter administrator Of John Walter late
| of Union tp, deed.
Account of David and Aaron Wtet stone admins
traitors of Samuel Milestone, late oil Colerain tp,.
decd
| Account of J. w. Lingenfelter administrator OF
Eve CHAR, late of Bedford tp., decd.
! The account of Alexander, Holsinger, executor OF
the last will, &C., of Jacob Teeter, late of South
Woodber.y tp., decd.
The 6nal account Of David Lingenfelter, admin.
stratcr OF the estate of Abraham Liagenfelter late
Of Napier tp., decd.
The account of Daniel Barley, Guardian of Sa-
| rah Jane Harker, William Heary Harker, Phebe
1 Ellen Harker and George Edward Harker, minor
children Of John Harker late of Middle Woodberry
tp., deed.
| The account of s. S. Fluke, administrator OF the
estate of Michael Fluke, late of Hopewe township,
decd.
The account of John B. Longenecker, aminis-
traitor of the estate of Abel Griffith late of Middle
Woojberry tip deceased.
Account OF Wm. Keeas admir- d. b. n. with the
will annexed, of John Kesfe, late of Bedford tp
deceased.
Account of Nathaniel vore Il VIM. Albaugh
Executors OF the last will and testament OF Bens
jamin vore late OF Napier tp. decd.
Account of J. f. e Tbos. :. Kay administrator
of G. B. Kay late Of Hopewell tip. deed.
Account of Wm. u. Smith admir- of John p.
4. B. BUNN, Register,
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BUTTERNUTs.
Nonsense, Gong to .Sho,c that the administration
PICKED UP UNDER OUR OWN TREE.

Nonsense, Gong to Sioso that the administration
Is tie Gorrsmeaf.
If the administration is the Government,
why didn't Il die with Gen. Harrison, or Gen.
Taylori
We suppose tho Government was cut with
razor the other day when Dir. Seward cut bis
hand. a~
If Lincoln should take the diarhea, the
Government would have TO swallow burnt bran.
dy or some other astringcnt to regulate its bow
els
If Lincoln should get the rheumatism, the
Government would have to 60 on crutches.fa
When Chase takes snuff, the Government has
to snecZe. e4.es
When Welles gave his fat contract to Morgan,
II was brother-in-law Of the Government whom
ie extended favor 20. go e
Tle7e is ruinor that the Government drinks
tea out or a bottle. We don't believe the ru-
NOR, SO far rs i; relates to tea ~ ,-,t
The Government, by skiiiful and successful
strategy arrived UNEXPECTEDLY in Washington
dressed in a beautiful Scotci piaid. aa
The Government. was heard to say that it
had not studied the ;ariii ,esa; intended to
do so, as .oor as it hid leisu es, E
The Government is abou let high, has
large feet and lank jaws, a. = maui rails
when it was young 3 !;
When Hal!eck hit Stanioa, tho Government
got black eye--Logaa Co'.Eay (Ohp) Gazette
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ken up with these blacks that were servants on
the run-of cars, think another big trouble
viii coIntnence. But SO many have been killed
off, that they now say, these blacks will be need
ed in their stead. Dear me! Coppic, I never
thought wo would prefer blacks to whites!---
Many persons who have been pointing TO this
true cause OF our troubles, and telling only the
truth about this Yankee Machine, have been
gagged, imprisoned, called traitors and threaten
cd with ncci. strings Of hemp. At frst it was
denied that the Machine would not f. the track.
But that fact has become SO plain that il is NO
longer disputed. And now, Coppie, as it is
nearly my bed time, viii finish my story in
few words. Abraham, the engineer, and his
men, will not agree to discard the Machinc.--
They will not acknowledge that it can never haul
the train, but contend that whilst they will not
agree to alter the machine to fit tho old
Constitution track, your fathers made, that the
old track must be altered TO s1at the 1Kaclline, and
they must then have all the cars hkesrse altered,
the ends Knocked out, tho coaptngs weldtd and
,irited and all combined into one By Car. Then,
the running gears, too, must all be cut down to
suit the Negro Equality Engine, for some say
these letters are already painted ON one side OF
it. This, Coppie, is what they are now aiming
at, and this is what the people differ about
And We who are in favor Of the old Copper
Boiler engine of Washington are now called
Cqperieads. There is only one way, my boy!
to bring about peace and harmony. 1,so,c a.
side the Iaakee .Mac.ane and discharge the engi-
nccr and all his hands, and get back the old
Equal Rights Engine" then, after a time, the
other company when they become satisfied that
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LIST OF CAUSES,
dorm for trial at .Mav T, (4th day) 1868.
I ,OURT PROCLAMATION.

To the Coronsr, ths Jusfsxes Of the Peaes, and Goa
stables in tie d!Geremt To,saships 4" tho County
Of Bedford, Grating.
KNOW YE that IN pursuance OF a precept to me
directed, under the hand and seal OF the Hen
JAMES MILL, President of the several Courts
of Common Pleas in the Sixteenth District, con-
ssting OF the counties of franklin Fulton, Bedford
and Somerset, and by virtue of his oifice OF the
Court of Oyer and Terminar and General Jail de-
livery for the trial of capital aud other offenders
therein and in the General Court Of Quarter Srss-
ions of the Peace; aud JouN TAyLog and JAMES
BuRns, Jr Esqs., Judges OF the same Court
in the same County of Bedford, You and each Of
you are hereby required TO be and appear In your
proper persons with your Records, Recogmzances,
Examinations, and other rememorances before the
Judges afore said at Bedford. at Court of oyer and
Ieiminer and General Jail Delivery and General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace therein to be holden
for the county Of Bedford, aforesaid on the hrst
Monday of May, (beiag the 4th day) at 10
o'clock in the forenoon of that day, there and then
to do those things to which your several Offices ap-
pertain. !,
GIVEN under my hand at Bedford, on the 10Th of
April, in the year Of our Lord, 1868.
''F'''' - JOHN ]. CESSNA, -
SheriGss Office, Bedford, Sheriff.
April 10, 1868.
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WESTERN VIRGINIA.

The final count on the amended Constitution
Of West Virginia sums up in The thirty-+isht
counties heard from 2S, 32l for the amendment
and 572 against it. These figures incude -
S2S votes given by the soldiers, Of whom t..
IOf were within the limits Of the sn.called
State, and ,729 out of those limits. The coun-
ties Of Calhoun, Greenbricr, Logan, Mcdowell,
Mercer, Pocalontas, Releigh, Webster and
Wyoming made no returns. And this is Rled
an clection Y ere are the Kansas shrisl'ers
Men voting unde; uress, with soldiers behind
them, and the provo marshal within haltine
distance. And ten entire counties not voting
at all! Again, we ask, wht-s are the Kansas
shrickers! Is there an acs hat the Jacobins
and Abolitionists ever charee! IN sle Democrats
that this Administrations. etG is ininions l@ge
not perpetra ted and exceeded ia a,tsn-fqla de-
gree Whers isytha purify Of .'ac esctise
FRANCHISE, that these hypocrites have been talk
ing about, and scheming about when they were
presenting Abraham Lincoln as stheemhedl,nsnt
of all thai is honest, siucere, and trpthialsin IN
mani Why, Mr.. Lincoln and ka Kansas
shrekers would prefer to have no election at
lall---no press to tell the truth to the people
no individual opinion, boldly expressed, that
conflicts with their own,,, Happily the masks
now torn from their faocs---the wolves 10
sleeps clothing are recognized, and will be
avoided in ibe future.--Age. va
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEUFVAD, Ph
uywili promptly attend TO al business entrus-
ted to there care. Office on Jultanna Street, (near
-- ly opposite the Mengel House.)
Bedford, Aug. !, 1851
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To the School Directors
OF BEDFORD COUNTY.

GsxTLEmEs.--In pursuance of the 43d section OF
the Act of sth May, 1854, you are hereby notified
TO meet in convention, ut the Court House, in Bed
ford, on the first Monday in May, A. D.sls63, be-
ing the 4th day of the month, at o'clock IN the
afternoon, and select. vipa voee, by majority of
the whole number Of Directors present, one person
Of literary and scientific requirements, and Of skill
and experience IN the art of teach ng, as County
Superintendent, for the three succeeding years de-
ter mine the amount Of compensation for the same !;
and certify the result to the State Super ntendent
At Harrisburg, required BY the seth and soth Sec
tohs Of said act.
GEORGE SIGAFOOS.
Co. Sup. OF Bedford Co.
.Gedsk5, Kzy: -, .ss3-5s.
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SAMUEL KETTER M AN,

BEDFORD, Pa.
~womd hereby notify the citizens OF bedford
county, tina, be has moved ro the Borough OF Bed
ford where be NAV at ali times be found b. persons
wishing to see him, unless absent upoL business
pertaining to his Office.
Bedford, Aug. 1851.
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VOLUME IS.
NEW SERIES.
pRoTHONOrARY'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby giveu, that the account OF Elias
Dell, Esq, Committee of Jacob Ecshart, lunatie
has been filed in the Prothonotary's office, and that
the same will be presented to the Court OF Com
mon Pleas in and for said county foi Confirmation,
on Monday the ith day Of May next.
A. b. 5UNN, Proth'y.
Prothonotary's Office, Bedford,
Anril 10. 1869.
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, ny n. f. MEYERS,

n tks following terms, to witt ...s..sa
& "a 90 per sunan, il paid within the yeaf.s
$3.50 :" if not paid withia the year.
nrNs sssseviptioa sshsn tor lsss ihaa six months.
a u-No papee ds, ontinued until Ill sIrssrsges are
paid, ualess st the option of the publisher. IT has
sssn decided BY the United States Courts that the
stoppaxe OF : newspaper without the payment OF
srssrlges, il prinss acs evidence OF fraud and ~
. crimiasl offence.
UJrThe courts have decided that persons are ac-
ssunatte for the subscription price of newspap
" they take them from the post Office, whether they
'sabscribs for them. or not. Es
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syTurksy has just issued postage sts uare
having loDg been the only Power in Europe that
has not usei them, the Mahome,an rcllirion
interdictlng tho representation Of the face q
person, .s s ~
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Professional CARDS.
MANN u SPAN
ATTORNEvS ATLAW. BEDFORD, Pa

The undersigned have associated themselves ~
A. Practice OF the Law, and will attend promptly
3 ali business entrusted to their care in Bedford
and adjoining counties.
nyOfice on iuliana Street, three doors soutn
Of the .sMensei House." opposite the residence oil
Maj. Tate.
Bedford, Aug. 1, 1881.
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). CHARLES HOTEL,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters of administration on the estate of Dam
isl 3. Long, late Of LibcrtyFtp., decd, having
been granted to the subscriber, all persons in
debted to said estate, are hereby notified to
make Immediate payment, and those having
etaius will present them duly authenticated
isr settlement.
- JOSEPH E. LONG,
) April 10, l9e3.--6tss Admir-.
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Isoa RExp, J.J. ScHELt,
REED AND SCHELL,

BANKERS DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
BEDFORD, PENN'A.
UpRAFTS bought and sold, collections made
esd money promptly remitted.
Deposits solicited.
RErrREHcRB.
Hon. Job Mann, Hon. John Cessna, and John
Mower, Bedford Pa, r. Forward, Somerset, Bum,
,Raiguel h Co., Phil J. Matt Il Co., J. W. Cuiley,
l. Co., Pittsburg.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

lss Letters TettsmenteIy on the estate Of solomon
Disbi late Of Coleran township deed, having be e
granted to the subscriber, residing ia sad township
notice 10 therefore given to all persons Indebted to
said eststs TO make payment immedi tey, and thos
having claims will present them forthwith, proper
iy authenticated for settlement.
April .. HENRY 2. DIEHL, Exn'r.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12
New Advertisem'tS


i ing -
Whereas. It Is, by an Act of the General Assem-.
by OF the State OF Iowa, male the duty of tho
Governor, at least thirty days before any general
eiec'oh 10 issue his Proclamation desig ma ting all
the offices to be filed by voteSof All the electors in
the State, or by the electors Of any Juiicisl Dis-
trict.
Now therefore, I, Samuel J. Kirkwoot, Governor
OF the state OF Iowa, do by this, my Protlama ton,
publish and decla are, that at the central cleo
ton to be held in the State on the second Tuesdav
OF october next, the following Offices are tobe fiji.
ed, to wit: "a
The Office Of Governor;
The office Of Lieutenant Governor.
he ofiice Of Judge of the Supreme Court:
Also, the Office Of Senator in the nth Senatorial
District, composed Of the county Of keokuk "a All
the vacancy occasioned by tn" absence of Hon. lP.
Tetc in the servi.e Of the United States
Also, the oiicr Of Senator in the goth Senatorial
District, composed of the county of Jones' to fiji
the va"a ncy occa stoned by the removal Of Hon. W
Ii. Holmes thcrcfrom.
Also, the office Of senator in the 18th Senatorial
district composed Of the county of Nv scatine, to
fill the vacancy occasoned by the Resignation Of
Hog. VIM. q. Woodford.
Also the Office of Senator from the 42d District to
I'll the vacancy occasioned by the absence lin tho
United states service1 Of Hon. NJ. V. Bur,ljck
hereof all eli liens and offers concerned, par-
tcularly the ShesiHs Of the several counties will
take notice and be governed accordingly.
~ In testimony whereof. / have hereunto
( $. set my hand and affixed the Great Seal Of
49, the state cf iowa
Done ut Dcs Moines, the 2at h day of August, A.
d 1873. Of the Independence Of the United Sta.es
the esghty eighth, and Of this State the seven.
teenth. BY the Governor, 49,
SAMUEL J HARDWOOD.
Jams Wright, Secretary Of State.-td
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12
To the Voters OF Woodbury.
County. Iowa.

1 MEETING Of the Board Of Supervisors Of
IA Woodbury. co.uty, Iowa, hold September Sth,
Is :; the following order was adopted
Whereas, the Warrants OF this comfy are ut q
dcrrc"ia,ed value, and the County largely in debt,
aud it Is desirable tn redeem the crcdir f the same
Therefore it i, ordered that the proposition to levy
a Special County Tax Of -Four Minis on rte Dollar
of III" assessed va!ne of the property Of the County
h'r the year 1863 shall be submitted to the Voters
u the County. to be voted upon vt the next grner-
al election. All persons voting for the Tax shH II
have printed or written upon their ballot, the fol-
lowing--'f"r "a Special Tax and those voting
agsnst the same shall have printed or written up
OF, their ba!iots-"Against special rax'--and tho
Votes thus cast shall he counted and returned in tho
same manner as the votes for County officers.
1t is also ordered that tho Clerk cause notice Of
the "los" 10 lie published in the Sioux City KeSistss
at least Tour weeks prior I" the election.
J. n. FlEkD, Clerk
wtd by WM. q. STEW ART, Deputy
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12

NOTICE isheretv given that by virtue Of spe-
y cisI Execution, dated sept. LIST, 1863 to
directed from the Clerks Office of the District
Court of " udhury county, lows. on Saturday, Oc-
tos.er ID, u IS g. between the hours of o'clock
4. and O'clock P. N. Of sad day, in front II
the Post Oifirr d,er in SiuuX City. Iowa. vi pro-
coed t. Offer for ai. at Pnlit Auction. which sale
Will commence "A, oc."ck A. NJ the folio" ing des-
crib"l premises. tu-wit:
The sou Il east quarter of S"c,icn 81 towns ship
81 range n west. III Woodbury. county. Iowa
Said premises will he sold H. the properly of
Tracy & rapin under said ixren'l"n in favor Of
Bridge. Beach Co.. Plaintiff - against said Tracy
s Paiin, de!cndtnts
+. J. LAMBERT,
Sheriff If Woodbury. county, Iowa.
Sherir's Once, SiuuN City, Sept LIST, lS63-iw
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PROPOSALS. win be received at this Office
i up I" - O'Clock N On the 25th Of September
next for suppl! wing the Subsistence Department
ct the Army at this rast with Fresh Beef, fer
one year toIm the 9Th Gay of October, eighteen
In ndrrd anu SIXTY three.
Til" proposals thus received will he forwarded to
the tomnis>ary General Of Subsistence for his
ctnsiicrat and acti"n thereon.
The 4. A. C. :. reservrs the right to reject any
all th'' bids deemed hy him unreasonable. and no
Mrmier of Congress shall Ia allowed any share i n
said Contract.
The Beef is to be delivered at this et!'ce In quar-
tiers. an equal proportion of hind and fore {necks
AIS, shauks eNcsuaea1 at such times and in such
quantities rs the A. A. {. s, for the time being may
require, not exceeding thrice in each week, Iay-
ment to he lnide monthly as far As practicable.
The proposals must set forth I'll price per pound
for which the Beef viii be delivered here, with the
conditions and limitations prescribed herein, and
the Subsistence Regulations of the Army, and be
directed, ~" the A "A. {. $. United States Army,
Fort Randall u T. with the words, proposals
for Beef Q, the ends of the envelopes.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12
General Election.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that on the end
~ Tuesday OF October, it being the 18th day Of
October 1888, there vii! b. an Election h olden in
the different precincts VI oodbury county, for the
cleo ion of the following comfy officers, viz:
Cc,mty Judge;
County Treasurer and Recorder.
Sheriff;
drainage Commissioner;
Count! Superintendent Of Common Schools;
County Surveyor; and
Coroner.
Given under my hand this l2th day Of September
A. d. 1861.
F.J. LAMBERT,
wtd Sheriff Woodbury. county, Iowa,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12

We see il reported chat the whole
number Of National Banks established
from June 20 TO August 18th is sixty, Of
which Iowa has three.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12

himself Tor the Union Internationally
the other is Republican, and as such de-.
clares bis eternal hostility to the Union,
except upon the tul6llment Of certain
conditions which he chooses to make.
Can any sane man hal. for an instant
in making up his mind as to which of the
two is most worthy to receive his support.
Il 10 not to be expected that abolitionists
will vote far Gen. futile, or any other
conditional Union man, but it is to be
hoped that men calling themselves con.
sentative will prove their loyalty to the
State by giving Linn their support. No
man who esteems the Union above all
earthly considerations can hesitate. Oar
candidate attaches no conditions. to his
loyalty; he loves the Union with his whole
heart, and pledges his life for its restora-
ton the other declares in effect that his
life stands pledged to the destruction aud
eternal condemnation of the Union, unless
it can be restored upon despotic basIs
which is no restoration at all.
Choose 70, then, for whom you will Ia.
hor in this campaign. Make up your
minds Is to the man Who best expresses
your sentiments, aud, for him cas-: your
vote. Take your choice. For the Union,
Internationally; for the Union condition
ally. These are yonr ballots gentlemen
take your choice 49, Davenport Democrat
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12

- Is no longer my province to chastise
our officials, for the Dakotian has taken
That duty upon itself aud has played it As
its strong card in the election canvass. l
hope it will continue in its consistent
aud newly espoused labors. and never
again accuse me Of being inconsistent
for dealing my feeble blows at the great
men whom it now delights to beat with
heavy strokes. Its pluck and ability has
Infused new life into the Territory, aud
although we live on the borders Of Indian
rumors and murders the future brightens
aad improvements are progressing.
Two Of the largest buildings in Dakota
are now being erected 10 this city. Strag.
Cling Indians in the rear Of Sully's com.
mand continue to eudanger the travel in
the upper country.
At Choteau Creek, on the line of the
Yankton. Reserve, four Indians last Friday
attacked the L. s. Mail, shot one man
dead, aud stole the stage horses. The
mail bag was brought into this place Gov
cred with blood. Forty Cavalry are in
pursuit. LOGROLLER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12

The Galc CITY Gays recruits for the
colored regiment are coming in rapidly,
and the regiment will soon be full
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-12

louisville, Sept Alive deser,ers
from the 22l Ky, Infantry, we're shot n
Mumfordsyille, " noon. &
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The McGregor Nems, Republican,
speaking Of Gen. futile, says, whatever
may BE the result OF the canvass now
opened, the people of Iowa are sure Of
having a sound Union war man to ill the
executive chair" Tho Marshall Times
says futile is = rebel at heart That Is
the difference between two Republican
papers.
General Meade has issued an order With
reference to the circulation Of newspapers
in the army, to the effect that those who
require them can procure any paper they
choose by ordering il from the Provost
Marshal of the command to which they
belong, thus atfording the men an oppor.
tunity to select the papers they desire
to read.