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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-11-03

Nor HEARD From. The notorious DR.
Rucker whose escape from the Pittsyl-
vania Jail we noticed some ten days
since, has not yet been heard from and
the probabilities are that he has made
good his exit to Yankeeland. We are
sorry to believe this, for if ever there
was a scoundrel, who deserved to stretch
hemp, that man was VIM. P. Rucker.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-11-03

In Persons living in the LIST and End
Districts, who have not drawn their County Salt wl
please and get what is due them at once.
et20 c. W. TURNER,
At Rrapde nre's old stand,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-11-03

i COUNTY.-The undersigned, Committee ap-
pointed to disburse Ihe funds of the Corporation for
the relief of the families of Volunteers now in the
field prepared purchase wheat -four, corn rye,
and wood They sell to the above families at about
half price, and they earnestly request those far
mers who have the above articles for sale to give
them call befo.e dsposing of them else where.
J. W. CRAWFORD.
W. B. KAYSER.
J. G.. WHEAT.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-11-03
VIM A. BURNETT, D. C.
Nov. 3-3t*


UGUSTA COUNTY COURT CLEKK'S
IA OFFICE, Oct %, 1898.
Taken up by Daniel Crist on his land, near Barter
brook, on the 9Th of October, Estray of the follow
ing description. to wit
A white STEER, with dark ears, and dark around
each eye, with dark spot on the rump, supposed to
be three years old, and appraised at 5000.
Extract-Teste,
Nov SITS. w. 7. JEWELL, ID. T..
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-11-03

GEN. D. FL. HILL.--The following is 1t. Gen.
HIPS address to his corps on taking leave of
them
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-11-03

dSOS0 REWARD. Runaway from Mr.. Thos.
epACO Reeves, near Mt. Scion, in this coun-
ty, my Negro man Osbert, the night of the 26th
inst. Said man is bright Mulatto full feet high,
rather stoop shouldered, speaks slowly, has very
white sett of teeth, is % years of age.
will pay reward of $l00 if taken in this county,
or Rockingham, and deliE cred to me or confined In
Jail so that get him again, $3.50 if taken out of
either of said counties and confined so that get him.
My address, Mt Sidney, Augusta CO.. Va
Nov 3-2ts* c. K HYDE
for 4
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-11-03
G1OO REWARD.--HoRSE STOLEN

dt 00 REWARD.--H0RSE STOLEN--On
DlUO Saturday night the 3lst of October the
pasture field, near Staunton. The horse is eleven
years old last Spring. His color is very light bay,
with black name and tall and the legs from the knees
down quite dark. has heavy name. worn entirely
and has TANK (Which flank not reeollected) a
white spot nearly round about the size OF the palm
of the hand, which is very peculiar mark, and would
will give reward Of 800 for the recovery of the
horse, and the apprehension Of the thief provided
the horse is taken out OF the county, will give
$50 for the delivery of the horse alone if taken in this
county. JOHN PARIS.
Nov 3-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-11-03

GEN. CHAs. D1MMooK, Chief of the
State Ordnance Department, and com
mander Of the Public Guard, died sud-
denly at his residence in Richmond, on
Tuesday, the 9th nit, OF a paralytic at
tack.
There will be two one EARNED men III
the next Congress as representatives
from Georgia-Hon. Mark Blanford
from the Sd, and Capt. G. N. Lester,
from the Sth district.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-10

DAVIS.-In Pleasantville, December 90,
1862, of diptheria, Rebecca Davis aged 20 years
ii months.
SLEEK.-Near Pleasantville, December 23,
1862, of diptheria, Libbic Sleek, aged 23 years
month and days. Both daughters Of Sam
uel NJ. and Ann Sleek.
SLEEK.--Near St. Clairsville, February 18,
1868, of consumption, Charles V. Sleek, bro
iher of the above, aged 80 years, months and
8 days a. t-.45.
SLEEK.--On the LIST inst, Ida Roamer,
daughter Of Charles v. and Charlotte Sleek,
aged 8 years, 4 months and lS days
CRISMAN.-On the 18th of Decem Der,
1862, at the residence of Philip Shriner, in
St. Clair tp., Margaret Crisman, in the Gath
year Of her age
Neglected but not forgotten"
VIC.
WALK.--Near Woodberry on the 9th inst,
Aura Zella Walk, daughter of Samuel and
Laura Walk, aged years. month and days.
SPIRIT g. Times, please copy
FUNK.--On the I'd inst, Miss Hester Funk,
in the eth year Of her age
SHANNON.-In Bedford. on the Cd inst,
Binnie Benedict, second daughter of Oliver and
Gimme Shannon, aged about 5 years. lt
In the death of this interesting child, we have
another evidence Of the uncertainty of life, a
few short days changed her from the brightness
and bloom of health, to ifcess and inanimate
corpseA The lovely bud has been transpanted
from Earth to bloom amongst the roses Of Hea-
ven: but those e,,dearing little epithets with
which she was wont to address those she loved,
are engravcn upon The hearts of many, who
will hold her in sweet remembrance. That
youthful mind had already, by parental love,
heen impressed with the truths of our holy re-
ligon-and that infant voice, taught to sing the
praises of her Saviour. Amidst all hersufferings
she sweetly sang II want to be an angel" and
exclaimed: "Mamma, dear, am going to God"
Deeply do those fond stricken parents feel this
to be harsh world, where affection knows no
place to treasure up its loved ones but the cold
grave--thcy have the coincidence of many kind
friends, but their sorrow is too dsrp for any but
God to lift He has seen fit in l..s inscrutable
Providence to send the affliction, and will also
pour the oil of consolation into their troubled
hearts, Little Binnie is now being taught in
the school of Heaven, with little companions
who had gone before, to sing in swecter, louder
strains, the love of that Saviour who took lit
tie children in His arms and blessed them.
"She cannot come unto you, but ye can 60
unto her" ~.
SUE.
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(NOURT PROCLAMATION.

Ts Ms Coroner, ths Justices Of the P<aee, and Con-
stables in the diferent Townships in tho County
of Bradford, Grating.
KNOW YE that in pursuance Of a precept to me
directed, under the hand and seal o the Hon.
JANE 8 MILL, President of the several Courts
Of Common Pleas IN the Sixteenth District, CON-
ssting ofrhe counties of Franklin, Fulton, Bedford
and Somerset, and by virtue of his office of the
Cour, of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail de-.
livery for the trial of capital and other offenders
therein and in the General Court of Quarter Sess-
ions OF the Peace; and youS TAYLOR and JAMES
BURSs, 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, Recognizances,
Examinations, and other rememorances before the
Judges aforesaid at Bedford, at Court of Oyer and
Teiminer and General Jail Delivery and General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace therein to be holden
for the county of Bedford, aforesaid on the first
Monday of May, (being 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. 81
GIVEN under my hand at Bedford on the 10th Of
April, in the year Of our Lord, 1868.
JOHN ]. CESSNA,
SherFs Office, Bedford, Sheriff.
April 10, 1868.
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Rhode Island Election,

The Abolitionists have carried the little Stateof
Rhode Island BY a largely decreased majority.
In 1850 the majority for Lincoln was nearly
5000; now, the Democratic candidate for Gov.
is beaten about s000. This is gratifying
gain, but the Democratic increase is not sufii-
cisnt to justify Us in hoping that this little patch
on the seat Of Uncle Sans breeches,. will ever
assume any other political hue than the jet black
which itihas sported ever since the time of the
Dorr rebellion. There is no doubt that the
Democrats could have succeeded, had they been
in possession Of the appliances made use Of by
their opponeats. But s1Greenbacks" are argu-
,nensspsealiar teAboliionism, to and Kate Chase,
The Dulcinea dol Teboso Of that political Quix.
ote Gov. Spraguc, who owns 1000 white slaves
in Rhode Island, is the daughter Of the Secre-
tAry Of the Treasury. Hence, Rhode Island
spurned Democracy, as she has always done,
and fell down at the feet Of King Abraham's
ebony idol. It may be better as it is; because
the Domocracy will not now be called npon to
snswer for the sins Of such men as Sprague and
Browne and Sheffield, who, after getting into
position by Democratic votes, gave all their in
huence and all their money to the support Of
abolition men and measures. The Democrats
hare last nothing by this election and the Abo.
ktionisss have gained q barren victory. aoa
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-10
Important From South Carolina.

The Attack on Charleston-Our Troop
Landed on Johns Island -Skirmishin
Commenoed-Rebel Pockets Driven In
FORTRESS MONROE, April Yesterday
Richmond Dispatch says that Pensacola was i
red by the Union soldiers about the Esd ult
and most of the town destroyed. The soldier
are going to reinforce Gen. Banks.
STIRRING NEWS FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
The enemy have landed in force on Seabrook
or Johns Island. Five gunboats and sewers
transports are lying off the island. Skirmisf
ing has already taken place between ours on
the enemies pickets. Our pickets are drive
in, and the Federals are advancing.
General Hagood has ordered all the womel
and children and non-combatants removed fror
Adams Run, which is twenty miles from Sea
brook Island.
CNclSNAT, April 4.--Passengers who ar
rived at Cairo yesterday, state that the lat
movement on Haines' Bluff was a failure. Th
fleet and transports had returned to Young
Point. Gen. Grant succeeded in placing bat
terry of 84-pounder PARROTS beyond the leve
in a position to easily reach Vicksburg, and wa
about TO open the bombardmcnt. N
PEACE PARTY IN THE SOUTH
Among the Southern items Of news received
is one reporting the formation Of n peace party
headed by Henry S. Foote, Alexander Masley
editor of the Richmond Wing, and others. Res
olutions on the subject will probably pass the
lower House of Congress before the adjourn
ment. 1t is said that the course of the Rich
mond Enquirer is disapprovcd of by many o
the leading men of Congress.
The Chattanooga Rebel says a blow will b'
struck before June, which will unfettcr the Ions
manacled State of Kentucky.
Reports from Columbus say that force O
700 rebels was discovered yesterday, marching
towards Hickman, with the intention of takin;
tina. place Gen. Asboih started down thi:
morning with 600 men, and a large force is rea
dy to leave at moments notice.
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SUE.

Z Vohs,teers for the Army should not hau~ the
City until supplied with HOLLOWAYS
PILLS AND OINTMENT. For Sores, Sour
vyaWoands, Small Pox, Fcvers, and Bowel
complaints, the medicines are the best in the
world. Every French Soldier uses them. On
ly rs conts per box sl2
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-10
SHERlFF,s SALE.

BY virtue of Sundry writs Of Fl. Fa. vend. En-.
ponas and Levari Facias 10 me tseeted, there will
be sold at 'he Court House, in the Borough Of Bed
ford, on Saturday tie Q day Of May, 1863, at 10
O'Clock, A. N. the following real estate, to wit
All the defendants, J.. P. krichba@n's interest 10
the following described tract Of land, ST. uate Ia
Londonderry township Bedford County and Stsps
of Pennsylvania, on the Writer'S Of big Wits Creek
being the land that the said P Kreh beuaa bought
OF Peter Smith, adjoining lands o;,Jonn Wilhelm,
John Miller, Levi Shafer, sShyoyer and Others.
One tract or part of a tyaet containing 2eit acres
and 1875 percbes And the o:her tract, warranted
in the name of Edward Allen, cont lining 464 acres
and allowance and taken in execution as the prop
erty of }. Peter Krchbaum.
ALSO.-One lot Of Ground containing about hale
an acre more or less, all cleared and under fence,
with two story Rough Cast House and log stabs-
thereon erected, adioinng lands Of Daniel Mllsr's
heirs, John Brumbtug and others, situate in South
Woodherry township. B.dord County, and taken
in execution as the property Of Will Straley.
ALSO One rict of land con aiming 2a5 acres
more or lees, about 70 cleared and under fence
with story and half log house, stenant house,
Saw mill. double log barn and tbet out buildings
thereon erected aso an apple richard thereon, ad-
joining lands of Michael Stuff, Caseltvn AXE and
Others, situate in UGon township, Bedford County,
and taken in execution as the property Of George
Snyder ss' IT
ALSO.-AlI the defendant, Jo,eph C. Brum.
bangh's tight title and interest in and to one actof
land, containing 66 acIes NOR. less about SIS a.
c;es cleared and under fence, with small log house
and log stable thereon erected, adjoining lands of
David Brid"nthal. Jacob Smith and others, situate
in Middle Woodberry township, Bedford County,
and taken in execution the property OF Joseph c.
Brumbangh iqr 81
ALSO.-All the defendant, George Snyder's in.
terest in and to certain Saw NJ Mil on the premises
of the said George Snyder situa ie IN Union town.
ship, Bedford County, Inc Public road leading
from Mowry's Mill TO Texas, and the lot of ground,
curtilage appurtenances necess ry to said Saw Mil
and taken in execution as the property Of George.
Snyder. ea 80.
JOHN }. CESSNA,
Sheriff. Office, Sheriff..
Anil IN 1861 {
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The BEDFORD Democratic Clubmet in the Court
House on Saturday evening, April 4th, 1868.
The president ealiel the House 10 order. The
minutes Of tho farmsr meeting were read and
approved. On motioa. the Constitution was
read, and fbiEty y-seycn voters came forward and
The ncetisg was then addressed by Col J.
W. Tate. Dr. John Compiler, and WIN. Lyon,
Esq. -
4 committes esasistipg Of Or, j.. Compiler,
.Jnhn lhlmer and h. 4, Meyers, Esqs, was ap,
rdated BY tie Presidents for the purpose Of pro-
snrifg spsakers to address the Club. /,
Ga a.tivn the Club adjourned to meet on
Saturday aysnine, the d Of May, 1858.
ISAAC MENGEL, President
:. o Gamer, I ~ ! i -
e Z Sa~,, 6sastAsisA ~
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-10
AIR COUNTY NORMAL SCHOOL,
REGISTERS NOTICE.

All persons interested are hereby notified that
thelfollowins named accountants have 6ed their
counts IN the Registers office Of Bedford county,
and that the same will be presented TO the Orphans
Court in and for said county, on Tuesday, The 5th
day of May next at the Court House, il Bedford,
for conhi nation.
Administration account Of Joseph Wi,foos, ad-
ministraior Of George Wigfoos, late of West Prov.
idence township, deed. eF
The account of Henry Hite and Thomas Fisher.
administrators OF the estate Of Elias Hite, late Of
Cumberland Valley tp., deed.
Ths account Of Frederick Buxton, executor Of
the last will &C., Of Mary Ann Buxton, late of
Southampton tp., decd.
The account of George Potter and Jeremiah
Meptzer, executors of the last Will &C., OF Susan
Potter, late Of South Woodberry tp.. dec' d.
Administration account of VIM. NJ Pearson. ad.
m.istrator of E izabeth Cramer, late Of NJ iddle
Woodber rry tp., Decd 3 t ~
The account OF q. S. Cowan, executor of the
last VIII u Testament of Rachel Walters, late of
NJ. Wooiberry tp,. deed. 't'r 7l
The account OF Abraham NJ. Miller, admini,tra.
tor Of the estate of Christina Nicodemus late OF
Harrison tp., decd. r
The account of John S. Holsineer, admins traitor
of Geo. M. HoIsinger ls.e of st. Clair tp., deed.
Final account of Lewis Anderson and Lemusl
Evans, admnist raiors of VIM. Anderson late OF
Broad Top tp decd. f.t ts. a-.
The adninistrat ZION account of Adam Hsdefml IN
executor of the last will &c., Of Henry Bender
deed. 90 IS
Account of Joseph Fisher executor of Sarah
Sparks late of West -ovidence tp., dec d.
Accoun; of Abner Walker admins TRAITOR of Dr..
John Mygriff late of ST. Clair p., decd. i.ls ~
Account of Isaac and .tohn Relshard, executors
of Geo. Reighard, late of Bedford t2.. d-c'd
Samuet Walter administrator of John Walter late
of Union tp., deed.
Account of David and Aaron WI ct stone admins
traitors of Samuel Whets one, late OF Coleran tp,.
decd.
Account of J. w. Linssnfelter administrator of
Eve Cl.ar, late of Bedford tp., decd.
The account of Alexander, Hosinger, executor of
the last will, Dr., of Jacob Teeter, late of South
Woodber-y tp.. deed.
The final account OF David Lngenfelter, admin.
istrator oil the estate of Abraham Lingenfeter late
Of Napier ip., decd. ..
The account Of Daniel Barley, Guardian of Sa-
rah Jape Harker, William Henry Harker Phebe
Ellen HaIker and George Edward Harker, minor
children Of John Harker late t,f Middle Woodberry
tp.. deed.
The account of s. s. Fluke, administrator of the
estate of Michael Fluke, late Of Hepewe township,
Decd
The account Of John B. L ongenecker, aminis.
traitor of the estate of Abel Griffith late of Middle
Woodberry tp., deceased.
t5l," A. B. BUNN, Register,
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LIST OF PETIT JURORS,
Dynwn for Man term (4th dam 1853

p Winegardner, A. j. Crsm an, John Mock,
Jacob Conrad, Valentine Emmett, Geo. Roads,
George Potts, Baltzer Fletcher, Jacob Carpen.
ter, p. H. Davis, Martin Hoover, Samuel Sha-
fer, Asa Williams, William Hancock, Westley
Perdew, Jacob H. Wright, F. ID. Becgle, Dan.
iel Cring, Philip Hardman, Charles s. Crisman,
William Cessna, jr., John Miller, Enoch Gates,
George Brown, John Imler, Joseph Mullin,
Samuel Shafer, Geo. Bortz, Thos Price, Ben.
jamin Wigfeld, Singleton Suter, Simon Nycum,
John C. Figart, Geo. Fluck, Samuel Nicode-
mus, Daniel Stufer Samuel Shuck, Thomas
Ritchey.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-10

single State This being the case, can we sur
pose it wise to hazard q civil wars 1t woul
be nation ut war with itself Can any res
sonable man be well disposed towards Go,
ernment that makes war and carnage the onl
means of supporting itself Government tina
can exist only. by the sword' Every such wa
must involve the innocent with the guilty. Thi
single consideration should not he Inefficient 3
dispose every peacable citizen against such
Government
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

The undersigned appointed to report dstri.
button of the money in the hands of John J.
Cessna, Esq, High Sheriff Of Bedford county,
arising from the sale of the real estate of Viii
liam Spidle, among the persons legally entitled
to receive it, will attend to the duties Of h!s ap-
pointment OIL Tuesday the 18th day Of April
next, at the Office of Mann & Spang, in Bedford,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, When and where all, par
ties interested can attend. snsno g acssgsf
G. II. SPANG, 80
March 20, 1863. tt.-s.. Auditor.
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MAR RE d.

ELDER-YOUNKIN.-On the End inst.
in Schellsburg, by the Rev. J. Hannaberry, Mr..
w. Elder, Of Bedford co., Pa, to Miss Ann E.
Younsin, Of Centreville, Somerset Co., Pa.
WEISEL EL-SNIDER.-- Pattonsvile, this
county, at the residence of Mr.. Daniel Lingen-
feltcr, on Monday morning, April 5, 1868 by
Rov VIM. NJ Detrick, Abraham Weisel, Esq,
Of Friends Cove, to Miss Elizabeth Snider, of
the former place.
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LIST OF. GRA ND JURORS,
nxz.n. <ox 11o,, foxs.. fifl lo.,k ICc0

James Allison, Foreman; Jacob Stoler, Thos.
j. Miller, Jacob G. Dively, John Shoemaker,
Jacob Speight, John p. Potter, Adolphus AXE,
George Zilnmers, of A., George Whip, Adj
am Zembower, Isaac Blankle.y, Thos. Imler,
Samuel Barley, John Metzger. Cha's Stuckey,
Isaac Kensinger, Nathan Oldham, Hugh Wertx,
John Kegg, And'w Horn, ir., Thos. Gilchrist,
John w. Scott, Jacob Hardman.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters of administration on the estate of Dam
iel B. Long, late of Liberty tp., decd, having
been granted to the subscriber, all persons in
debted to said estate, are hereby notified to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims will present them duly authenticated
for settlement
JOSEPH T. LONG, Il
Apil To- k668>-5ss Admr.
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PROTHONOrARY,S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the account Of Elias
Dell, ESQ.,, Cemmittee Of Jacob Eckhart, a lunatie
has been fled IN the Prohonotary's Office, and that
the same will be presented to the Court of Com
mon Pleas in and Tor said county for Combination,
on Monday tho 4th day Of May ssIt.
nalH a. ,sr. A. q. aUNS, Psssh'y.
Prothonqsazy = -osBes, ssdfosa, es,rIl -- =,
April ~, <esA
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a Great StateSmah Speaking to the Peo-
r,le--- Alexander Hamilton on Coercion
and Civil War. sof sis'l

rle-- Alexander Hamilton on Coercion
and Civil War -, E -. ~ '..a' .
The following is Avn extract from a speech de-
livered in 1888 of that great statesman and
true pa t1iot, Alex ander Hamilton, in the Con.
vention that was held in the State of New
York, for the ratification Of the Constitution
of the United States. 1t viii be remembered
that Hamilton was also lnembcr of the Con-
vention which framed the Constitution ,.,,
.sThe States can never loss their powers till
the whole people Of America are robbed Of their
liberties. These must 60 together, They must
support each other or meet a columon fate.
wish the committee tc remember that the Con-
ssitution unier exauination isiraned urontru-
y, Republican principles, and that, as it isex.
pressly designed for a common protection and
the general welfare Of thsU United Statey, II must
be utterly reFugnant TO this Constitution to sub
vert the State Goyernments or opprsss the peo-
pie. The coercion Of Statesis ono Of tho mad
dest projeets that was ever devised. A fil-
oss Of conpiaDce viii pevaf b ooa6nsd 70. .
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"WAR DErAxrStNT, nN1 !
Washington,, Mar. Is, 1868. (

Gov. Tod, of Ohio, has been arrested for
kidnapping DR.. Olds, Of that State The Grand
Jury Of Fairfield cosnty, found true bill a.
gainst the Governor, and he was required to
give bail for his appearance at the next term Of
Court. Thank God! the spirit Of freemen has
yet dwelling place in one county Of tho ter
ror-ridden North. -iIag lo eta ~ fsitl
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FlyE-TWENTY Il. &. LOAN.

The subscribers are subscription age nts to lis
pose OF the Five-Twenty years UNITED STATES
LOAN. AMOUNTS can be had TO suit the Teansof
different individuals from Fifty Dollars to Tnou-
sands. The interest to be payable and to be &c.
counted for halt yearly ia GOLD. .f
,5e s.ley' b 3 .Cr REED i scAELl4
Apsil 10, IseS-Ns.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-10

TEACHERS INsrlrurE--R Rev. B. H. Hunt
will deliver lecture before the Teachers' In
stitute on Friday evening, 10th inst. Thepub-
lie arc invited to attend.
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RULE no SHOW CAUSE.

Commonwealth OF In Common Pleas of Be A.
Pennsylvania, for use ford county, No. So, April
Of the heirs of John Term, 1860. Land sold BY
FlucK, deceased, defendant En,rikin, to Flock
(. ri VS.. Little, who paid the pxr-
James Entrikin and }chase money aad afterwards
John Griffith, with pays this lien, wherefore on
tice TO VIM. Fluck, motion Of O.. Z. Shannon,
George FlueK, and Esq, rule 10 show cause
William Little, terre why the terrs tenants shcoid
tenants. I'd ifa34T not be subrogatsd. ~
In testimony whereof have hereunto set mY
hand and affixed the seal Of said Court, at Bedfor
the i2th Gay II Fsbrusry, A. D. isd5.
Mtves ~ Aa 73tl 4. g. BUM, rrvtb'y.
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DYES! o Yes!

The subscriber having tsken out auctioneer and
Sale License will att end wherever de iired on the
shortest notice aud most reasonable terms.
JOHN DlCKEN.
April 10, 1861