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The New York herald., 1863-06-06
The Death or Coionsl stevens, Third DE-
celsior Volunteers.

COMPLIMENTARY RESOLUTIONS TO BIS HONOR AND
CoNDOLYNCE WITH HIS FAMILY.
HEADQUARTERS, rnrxp Rscrxxsr, Exourson BeIoADs,
-t1fU ~ tftFt oH Nay 10, 1893. J
At meeting OF the officers Of tho Excelsior Brigade,
hold at the headquaters Third Excelsior Colonel wan
R Brewster commanding brigade, presiding the follow
ing preamble and resolutions adopted expressing
the feelings Of the entire brigade
Whereas pleased God in His eli wise provideuos
to remove from late commander. Colonel william
Stevens who fell the morning Of May g. 1s6s at Tie
bstie Of Chancelorsvile, while nosly performing his
duty We the surviving officers Of the regiment and The
brigade with which he has been long connected wish
to pay this slight tribute to departed worth whe or
pressing heartfelt sympathy for his afflicted family In
bereavement. tlr
In the loss OF Colonel william o. Stevens this regiment
and the army have been deprived Of the services Of
most gallant and efficient officer accomplished gentis
man and true patriot who has sealed with his life hs
devotion his country and highest aspirations for the
trust that he has bequeathed 20 M.
Through all the vicssitudcs OF the service IN which he
has been engaged he has manifested steady aud hopeful
bearng stimulating by an exalted zeal and patriotism the
hopes OF the waverinR aud encouraging all by noble ex
ampc stand firmly in the great struggle trusting 10 the
Righteousness OF their for the attainment OF pormA
nentiy beneficial results
To the Sncted family In their bereavement words of
coincidence and sympathy all bestow. Our
loss has been grcat-thers has been greater parent
now the Offering Of second upon the altar OF
his country while devoted wife, with her fatheress chii
drcn depores tho loss Of Kind and generous protector
We that Higher Power may sustain them In their
for,sude their deep distress realizing that though be
sleeps his memory will not be iorgottefA but VIII do
scend postery with the names Of the iusrous dead
which q grate ul country will render immortal
Resolved THAI copies Of the above be ssnt 10 the family
Of Colonel sseyens Washington Chrvnics Boston Josrnd
NKw YORK HgRAID, Chicago Tnses, New York Trbuns,
Dunkirk Unp, jamestown Journal snA westneld Repue
Resolved, That the proceedings II this meeting be
nacsd m recsrds OF tha brigade
The New York herald., 1863-06-06
Farewell sf the Irish Brigade ss GsnsreA
r. r. MeaIhsr.


Previous 70 leaving his command u Falmouth, the sob
d,sr and odcers d the Irish Brigade socx sorrs~iaA
and asseAtsnats farewell Of General T. y. Msashss v
that occasion the following address w presented 70 MN
from The non-commissionsd ofncsrs tho EshAy"sn'A
rsgiment--'Mrs. Msashsrs Own"
CAMP on I'm Ypauxy -u0uB Hnw YoRx SrAu
voLurnsns, May II, 1908
10 Brigader General rHoxAs rnArcs nnzes.x- -
provrp gusu s,-seldom, ever, - more nounn m
su duty dsvovs solder nss mo-: 10. dsyUs ssS cous
lew % ~ s s ~. rssr ears q native land snd wne
Arc here now % their sincere and ~
,hs ioss of I'm iudoutsbe sadsr brave ccnp
~. ~ ~, ~ ~ veil AZ 70 extend their oongrasuhuons
:, ycur ssurning III your msny pride ana
.ss, ~ \, shs domestic of your own uresioe
A.. sestine as 40 the motives tnM a..u.sea ~.
rssi nss,cn Sevcrtheless We feel thai " 80 svs
~ - r~ss ,ocrus 70 u.s. any, are purchasea wc srces
Ara tells deeply the feengs and reai'ons 'nss u
Md between the General and nn me-. s,rnv nc,sx n
!. Tss arst 10 lead 10 TO victory, We Ionoiy ncye.
would bs your proades hoco, was ySua sm, ,Sse.ss
IN ,nsrsshl. w,sdom Of IN al wise War pcpwtne.sM
ao , ss rsar YEA Tor voa nstes % welcome hS vhs ~
The New York herald., 1863-06-06
IN CAMP NEAR FALMOUTH, Va,
FIFTH ARMY CoRrs, May 20, 1858.

SWORD PRESENTATION TO ACTING GENERAL swErIzER.
Another in the series OF sword presentations made
last evening to Col Swetzer of the Sixty second Pennsyl
vana regiment, by the officers Of his command Accom-
pagy ns the sword which is very fine ono, the
al sash and bct DIR. Kerr, surgeon Of the regiment
made the presentation speech which drew out from Col
swezcr neat and elegant response Col Sweitzer 1t
Wi. bc remembered commands the Second brigade First
division this corps has commanded the
OF the tine since last November and such commander
has led IL through all the trying battles in which the
corps has participated from tho time leaving Maryland
II believed that tho administration n appreciation OF
lis past gallant servres will promote him from act
ing brgador general to Of the Legitimate brga
der stars and II Is certain that will these in
sigma of high rank worthy than he His GOODNESS
ard bravery in action have become proverb, and
looks zcaousy after the interests and health Of his
LIEUTENANT @. ". GATES
Lieutenant George w. Gates, FOR long time the ef,
cent and popular Acting Assistant Adiutant General OF
the second brigade, has Just received saRsppontmen,
under General Pleasanton. His dashing and brave i'm
pcuosity and fine sodery qualities 1T him admirably for
his position. rns position offered Lieutenant
Gates on account of his gaansry shown during his con-
ncction With the Second brigade
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25
The Habeas Corpus Again Suspended.

q The President has issued a proclamation
suspending the writ of habeas corpus in all
cases where, by the authority of the President,
military, naval and civil officers Of tho United
States, or any of them, hold persons under their
command or in their custody, either as prisoners
of war, spies, or aders or a5ettors of the enemy,
or officers soldiers or seameh enrolled, drafted,
mustered or enlisted in the land or naval forces
of the United States, or deserters therefrom, or
otherwise amenabe to military law, &C. The
authority fall civil courts in these cases is thus
set aside, and military rule placed above it: and
the proclamation of the President is declared to
be continued in force throughout the duration
of the war, or until Mr.. Lincoln shall see fit to
revoke it,
Says the Fulton Democrat This proclama-
ton seems to us to be intended especially to be
made applicable to the cases ofsuch men as may
imagine themselves to be wronged by the opera
ton of the draft 1t is in all respects violative
of the Constitution, and an outrage on the estab.
lished rights of the people.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25
SoldierS.

Remember that Judge WooDwARp, the Dem
ocratic candidate for Governor, has two sons in
the Army of the Potomac, whilst Curtin has
none. Remember that Judge Woodward's in
terposition in your favor, in his well-known deci
sion, sares your property from erecuhon whilst in
the service Remember that il was upon the
motion of the Republican" candidate for Sher-
iff of Philadelphia that Judge Woodward was
compelled to decide that soldiers caa vote only
when at their proper places of voting within the
State, and that Judge READ, the only "Re-
publican" on the bench, co-incideJ with Judge
Woodward in this opinion. Remember that
Judge Woodward is for the Union, without an
IF or BUT, whilst Curtin, is for new Union,
Z IF negro slavery be left out Of it. Remember
these things and vote accordingly
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25
The Pittsburg Papers
Andrew G.. Curtin.

Before the denomination of Curtin, there
was not single paper published in the city of
Pittsburg which did not denounce him as unfit
to be reelected and some of them even went
so far as to say that his reelection would be i'm
possible. The Go-eAe and Dispatch, the two
leading Republican" papers iii that city, pub
lshed article after article. showing up the i'm
consistency, incompetency and DISHONESTY
of the Governor These articles we have
been reproducing in this paper for the last
three weeks, and the Abolition organ in this
place has not had one word of denial or expla-
nation in regard TO them. Hence, the people
of this county, have the UNCONTRADICT-
ED EVIDENCE, of the leading journals of
Cartin's own party in Western Pennsylvania, to
the effect that he is CORRUPT, DISHON-
EST, INCOMPETENT and ought not to be
elected. How can man, thus branded by his
own party, receive the vote of any HONEST
mani
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25
Rally to the Polls!

Democrats and conservatives! Friends of
the Union as Washington and his compeers
made it! Advocates of an early, honorable
and lasting peace on the basis Of restored
Union! Rally to the polls on the second
Tuesday of October, next, and strike once
more for your principles, for Constitutional
Liberty, for Free Speech, Free Press, and
all the other dear and cherished rights of
American citizens. Turn out in your might. .
Let not single vote remain unpolled.- !
NOW is the accepted time! NOW is the
hour of our country's salvation from fanat-
icism, Abolitionism and Despotlsm! Up,
men of Bedford county, and let your clari-
on voice ring out among the hills of the old
Keystone, the imperishable sentiment Of
Webster, LIBERTY and UNION, Now
and Forever, One and Inseparable!"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25
r embar

That GEORGE w. HOUSEHOLDER,
GIDEON D. TROUT, A. B. BUM, N.
G. EVANS, JOHN G. MINNICH, VIM.
GEPHART and the remainder of the can
didates on the Abolition county ticket, will
vote for DANIEL AGNEW, for Supreme
Judge, the man who in the Convention that
framed the Constitution, voted in favor of
putting negroes on political equality with
the whites, by giving them (thc negroes)
the right to vote. There is not one of these
Abolition candidates that will dare to deny
publicly, that he will vote for Negro Equal
ity Agnew. Let them do so, if they don't
want to be considered in the same boat with
Agnew himself.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25
Bear in Mind

That two years ago the leading Abolitionists
in this place would not support GEO. w.
HOUSEHOLDER, because, they alleged.
he was unfit to represent Bedford county in
the lower House of the Legislature. The
very men who now go around the county
speaking for him, voted against him then,
although he was their regular nominee.
How can these men support him now for the
Senate, higher position than thai for which
they helped to defeat him, then? Messrs.
King, Over, Hughes and others will graft
fy large number of curious ''Rcpblicans'
by answering Immediately,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25
Gideon y. Trout

Was candidate for County Commissioner
few years ago, and received Waterloo
defeat, being the lowest man on his ticket.
The people did not then consider him quail
flied for the office Of Commissioner, but this
persistent office-seeker again asks the pco-
pie for their votes, and this time for high
er and more important office, that of Rep
resentative in the State Legislature. If
Gideon is defeated several times more, he
will be candidate for President of the u.
States. Well, he is about as good an Alb
olitionist, and, for all we know, as good a
railsplitter, as ancient Abe himself, and no
doubt would make a worthy successor to
that grand old inventor of bad jokes, and,
therefore, the people intend to beat Mr..
Trout, this fall, just in order to enable him
to be candidate for the Presidency.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25
Election, Tuesday, October l3.
Democratic Meetings.

Meetings Of the Democracy and all others wLo are
willing TO unite with them for the purpose Of main
tanning the Constitution as il is snd restoring the
Union as it was, will be held at the following pla-
ces and times:
WATER STREET, Saturday, Sept. 26h, at o.
clock, p M.
FLErCHER'S STORE, Monroe tp., Monday
Sept. 2sth, at o'clock, P. NJ. 49,
sLEEK's sCBOOL-aOUSE, near New Paris,
Tuesday, Sept. Goth. at2 o'clock, P. M.
ST. CLAlRSvlLLE, Tuesday, Sept. goth, in the
evening.
day, Sept. 3Oth, at Q o'clock, P. M.
BLOODY RUN, Wednesday, evening, Sept. Both.
BUENA VISTA, Thursday evening, Oct. lst.
PEEASANTVILLE, Friday, Oct. 2d, at o'clock
pm.
wEYANT'S, Union tp., Friday evening, Oct. Cd.
SCHELLLsBORG, Saturday, October Sd, at 2
o'clock, P. NJ.
wooDBERRY, Monday, Oct. 5th, at O'Clock,
Pm.
FLITCHvlLLE, Monday evening, Oct. 5,h.
HARTLEY'S SCH0OL-HOUSE, Snake Spring
tp., Tuesday evening, Oct. 9th.
DEFIBAUGH'S SCH0OL-HOUSE, Cumberland
Valley tp., Tuesday evening, Oct. 9th.
HANEY'S SCHOO ..HOUSE, Cumberland Valley
township, Wednesday evening, Oct. 7th.
GEORGE W. POWELL'S, IL Harrison township
Thursday, Oct. 9Th. at O'Clock, P. NJ.
4 BOWSFR'S MILL, Colerain township, Friday
evening, Oct. 9th.
Able speakers will be present at and address these
meetings.
VALENTINE HAY, Esq, editor of the Som
erset Democrat, and CHARLES A. GATHER, late
of the Army of the Potomac, will be present at and
address number Of these meetings.
If any places have been omitted, where, in the
judgm ment of our friends, meetings should be held
they will be added to the above list, in case the
speakers can be supplied and the undersigned Is in
formed in time to give notice.
JOHN P. REED,
Chm, DEM Co, Com,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25
Nathan G.. Evans

The Abolition candidate for Sheriff, now
pretends to be great friend to til. negro,
for the purpose of enlisting the sympathy
of the humane and soft-hearted. TIis same
Evans SOLD poor old Slave whom he
had inherited marriage, and put the mon
ey into his pocket. We would like % know
how our friend Ben. Walker and few 9TH
ers of that ilk, in st. Clair township, can
vote for MIR. Evans, for by doing so they
support man who, according to Aeir doc
trine, has dealt in human flesh. Come,
now, gentlemen, be consistent for once.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25
ONLY Two Parties Now.

There are but two political parties in the
North at present. The one is the great Demo-
cratic Party, under whose auspices onr country
was brought to its former condition Of great
ness and prosperity. The other is the Abolition
Party under whose blighting rule the Union
has been dissolved, civil liberty trampled under
foot, the nation torn asunder by intestine war,
and ruin and disgrace brought upon the whole
country. ANDREW G.. CURTIN is the
of this party, whilst GEO.
w. WOODWARD is the standard-bearer of
the Democracy. Let honest men choose HON
ESTLY and as TRUE PATRIOTS should, be-
tween the two.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25
Par Mobile Fratrum.

The immortal club-carrier who enrolled Bed
ford township, and his Lieutenant, young
sprig of the law, who gets sick whenever draft
is to be made, were caught nthe act of appealing
to Democrat, few days ago, to vote against
the Democratic ticket, because the Democratic
party burned barns! Shame! Shame! epoor,
miserable devils! Is this your argument for Abo-
litionism? IF It's, you had better make Dur
borrow quit defending the horsetheves whom
your party set upon the farmers of this county,
before you talk any more about burning barns
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25
Arc You Assessed?

Every Democrat should Immediately see that
his name is upon the assessment list of his town.
ship or election district.
Neglect of this important matter may deprive
him of his vote on the day of the election.
See that your own name is on the list, and
then see that every Democrat in your township
is properly assessed. DON'T be satisfied with
telling the Assessor to put your name down, but
60 to the book and see that it is certainly done.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25
A Shameless Falsehood !

The Inquirer man says that we ''drag-
ged Henry J. Bruner before the country"
read him out of the Democratic party, &C.,
&c. We did no such thing. We never
mentioned his name in our paper until just
now, but Mr.. Bruner dragged himself be-
fore the public, through communications to
the Bedford Inquirer and Kicked himself
out Of the Democratic party by consorting
with Abolitionists, and declaring that he was
willing that the President should have
million of money and a hundred thousand
men to free the negroes.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25
ALI the way Al!

The Abolitionists have succeeded in get
ting all the way .fortyeoaae soldiers out of
the 1900 men sent by Bedford county to
the war, to declare themselves against the
Democracy and in favor of Curtin. This
demonstration is perfectly awful! They had
better try again. Don't make your Address
quite so long, next time, Mr.. Wheelbarrow,
and have a few more names to it.-that is,
if you can.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25
Important from Roseorans' Army.

Reports from tie South Johnston Sad ~
Haze Reinforced Bragg-Rosecrans being
Driuen Back.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 15.-A largo infantry forcs
from j Johnston'sarmy is reported marching up tho
Tuscumbia valley to reinforce Bragg. Roddy's
command has gone to Decatur for some purpose
Refugees bring reports circulating in the
South to the effect that, after two days fighting
in which Bragg was defeated and driven back,
he received large reinforcements from Johnston,
which turned the tide of battle, and that hS
was now driving Rosecrans.
All of Johnston's cavalry are reported to
have Joined Bragg, with the design of ies.rvyA
ing Rosecrans' communications.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25
erMr. Nicholas Sleek desires us to sta

eEMr. Nicholas Sleek desires us to state
that he never thought Of being Deputy Sher-
if' under Capt. Aldstadt, as stated in the
Inquirer of a few weeks ago, and that he
would not accept the position if rendered
him, if for no other reason than that he has
no doubt that an editor who apologies for
horse-thieves, as Durborrow does, will some
day or other find lodgings in the Sheriff s
house, and Mr.. Sleek would feel himself dis
graced were he compelled to remain under
the same roof with him.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25

c. A. GATHER, Eso.-This young gentleman,
a discharged soldier of the glorious Tenth Re-
serves, has been speaking for the Democracy,
during the last week in Huntingdon and Bed
ford counties. Mr.. Gather is an ardent Dem.
ocrat, and a young man of great promise He
was wounded in both ankles in one of the sew
en- days battles before Richmond, and was dis
charged on account of the severity of his inju-
ries. He is q brother to the lamented O. II.
Gather, late of the Bedford Bar.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25
Daniel AgneW.

Let it be remembered that DANIEL AG-
NEW, the Abolition nominee for Supreme Judge,
voted and spoke in the Convention which franz
ed our State Constitution, in favor of giving
NEGROES THE RIGHT TO VOTE! We
call upon the editor of the Bedford Inquirer to
let the people of his party know this important
fact, so that they may understand for whom
they are voting on the second Tuesday of Octo-
Dor next,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25

A VALUABLE ACoUIsITIoN.-Dur the last
week we had the pleasure of listening to several
very able and forcible addresses by Mr.. NJ. A.
Points, of Bedford township, who is at present
student at Dickinson College. Mr.. Points, un-
til lately, was connected with the Republican"
party, having voted for Curtin and Lincoln in
1860. But as Republican" he had not bar
gained for Abolition and the other heresies Of
the present Administration, and therefore was
compelled to leave that rarty and come out for
Woodward and Lowrie and the Democratic par
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING
BLOODY RUN.

The Democrats of East and West Provi-
dence, Monroe, Snake Spring, Liberty, Broad
Top and Hopewel, are invited to assemble in
Mass Meeting at Bloody Run, on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, Sept. 3Oth.
HON. W.. BAER, of Somerset, r. MIL
TON STEER, Esq, of Huntingdon, and others
will address the meeting. Rally, Democrats,
for your country and your cause!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25
PrOthOuOtarv.

There is not man who knows the quail
ifcations of the two candidates for Prothon-
otary, who can or will say that Mr.. Shan
non, the Democratic nominee, is not far
more competent to discharge the duties of
that Office, than his Abolition apponent, A.
B. Bum. Let every man who wants a
good Prothonotary vote for o. E. Shannon.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25
For the Bedford Gnxetts.

For the Bedford Gnzetts.
A Short Dissertation on Vanity.
Thinking thai it were well if. G. w. H. i, our
candidate for Senator, knew what very many
influential men Of his party think Of his selfish
vanity, man, not differing with him pola1ieal-
ly, would submit lesson to the Bedfor ea=
zettc, for his perusal, SO that George W. Hodl
holder may not henceforth rely too much upoz
the forbearance of his friends, or indulge too
much in the hope that his political opponents
cannot at raa
SIN the strength of their illusion
Drag him on to his confusion"
The lesson can be learned from tho 70 llowins
words.
Your runity is pey often spoken Of wtAoaa ar
tempts to aattr. t.i .fa i,. e.1
A UNION MAN
Bedford CO., Pa, Sept. %.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25
Sees Snakes |

Wheelbarrow has bad attack Of mania He
sees snakes every day of his life and can't help
talking about them in his paper Poor, crazy
fool! He imagiues every man he sees to be a
Coppsrheaaf
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25
THE LATEST NEWS.
Rosecrans' Army RepuIsed.
His Forces Fall Back to Chattanooea.
Bragg Hearty Reinforced from Charleston. V~-
gnia and Mobile.

Louisville, September 81, II 45 A. M-Our
army under General Isosecrans has been badly
beaten and compelled to retreat to Chattanooga
by Bragg, with heavy reinforcements from Les,
Beauregard and Joe Johnston.
The military occupation ofthe telegraph lnss
will prevent the Transmission of the particular
tonight
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25

eyHon. Richard Brodhead, died at his home
in Easton, few days ago. The deceased at
one time represented this State in the u S. Sem
ate and held various other positions of honor.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25
The Shin-bone Party.
AIR:--On Dan Tucker.

Old Dan Tucker was n mighty fine man,
But Shoddy Curtin beats him span;
Old Daniel came too late for his victuals
And Shoddy can't stir all his party kettles.
Get out of the way with your Shn-bone party,
Get out of the way with your Shin-bone party,
Get out of the way with your Shin-bone party,
We are Democrats, true and hearty.
Cow-bones will do for the modern COWBOYS,
But Woodward's the man for the Little Berks
plough-boys,
Curtin may stand on the cow-bone platform,
But the Union never can take that form.
Get out of the way, &c
Rattle your skeletons, jingle your bones,
Ye who laugh at the widows groans,
And smile at the orphans cry for bread
To father on the battlefield dead.
Get out of the way, &c.
Save your shin-bones and boil them brown,
You want some soap to rub yourselves downs
Corruption oozes from all your pores,
And to honest men you're bad eye-sores.
Get out of the way, &c.
Shoulder Shin-bones. that's the order!
Curtin tells you to march to the border
With your cow-bones crush the rebels,
And give no quarter to the devils!
Get out of the way, &c.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25

w"JUDGE WOODWARD IS A cITL
ZEN OF UNlMPEACHABLE CHARAC-
TER, AN ABLE JURIST AND A PATRI-
OTTO GENTLEMAN."-PM'a. Inquirer, IRE
pu6Gcan,) June 18Th, 1868.
This is good endorsement of the Democrat
ic candidate for Governor, coming as it does
from one of the most influential Republican
journals of the State.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25

WThe meeting at Wyant's in Union town.
ship, has been changed from z o'clock in the
evening to 2 in the afternoon.