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can Honest, Independent Man.',

The following notes are characteristic and are no
doubt the product Of the master mind, whose name
stauds at the bottom of the sequiter. Mr.. Diehl's
case is a hard one. He has been drafted twice. the
first time he paid a communication of three hundred
dollars. The second time he was frightened out of
his wits, and had became raving before the decision
was known, by which, ali who had paid Communication,
were exempted from the last draft In this state Of
mind, he is made to put his name to statement de-
earing that for the last year or so he has been think
ing he was wrong and he can snow see nothing but
a ruinous policy of abolitionists at Washington"
What Mr.. Diehl has been thinking of for "the last
year or so'' NO one but himself can know
But we do kno1C, that up to the time of the last
draft ne has been unsparing in his denunciations Of
rebels and eopperheads, whom he usurly elass0d to-
gather. Mr.. Diehl is man Of many good qualities,
and his present alteration Of Union, makes him an
oplect OF sincere compassion to his former friends.
coLERAIN TowEsHrp, October 20, 1864.
DEAR SIR !: As an heuest, independent man, ad-
dress you tins note, In view Of our coming election
1oa are axe me IN being no politician but what you
are, because yon have thought YOU were right I
thought too until within the last wear ~ RI but
nothing IN the future exeept rn;nrnq ,,oli
cy of abolitionists at Washington Nothinp N hone
for but negro equahty--the very doctrine tLat Ief
LAWS N 10 WANT u1eu IN the North
that they can appeal to the preiudiees and mas,
sions of their people and keep them united and ne
divided until they get their Confederacy. Lincoln
could do better thing for the South than urge his
abolition scheme And now, look at what is on vonr
firm and mine a national tax or mortgage of SO or
40 cents the dollar, and soon viii be 80 or 60.
We must pay or 8 prices for what we buy, and
get hardly two prices for what raise, and things
getting worse Must we not have a change hope
you viii think so with me- without regard to politics
or party tactics aud vote for change WEIGH cannot
be worse And also let us get rid Of these misera-
tae drafts for have 40 doubt that McCellans cleo
ton win secure peace the 4th of March, with an
effort at treaty to which we must come at last.
Yours, &C., H. P. DIEHL.
gB Cut this off and send the above to some Repub-
mean with whom it may have some influence have
the original in my possession aud M. Diehps con-
sent 10 use 1t. The truths are valuable to know
O. IL. SHANNON.
The above We hear has been freely circulated ID
in the county.
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N :W :: FIRM.

II AEING this day associated with g, I. Buck in the
Il mere ante business at New Enterprise hereafter
Son. Hi Fa .s
D. It. BUCK.
New Enterprise, NoT ], 1864
THHE old books in the hands Of p. r. Buck for set
Il ement All persons having unsettled aec6ants are
respectfully requested to call and SETTLE BY giving their
notes otherwise. 419i si
Thankful for past agors, We seeitsthe patronage Of
all prompt paying customers.
All kinds Of country produce bought or exchanged
for goods, fer which the highest market price wilt be
paid.
D. i. BTcK al SON
New Enterprise, Nov. /, 1864. Eoet2sS6l.1
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The ISqUIRER is better medium than any other
paper, for communicating with the people Of Bed
ord county It has circulation of over twelve
hundred and steadily increasing. Advertisements
in this paper, reach thousand readers more, that
they would published in any other paper that crcu-
stes in this county. If.
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WEDNESDAY, November 10th, 1854,

| wednesday,, November 10Th, 1854,
at o'clock, NJ the following tracts Of land situate in
the said oountyof Bedford the property Of Samuel Fl
Tate Esq late of the Borough of Bedford deed, yz
! No. 1, tract of unimproyed land situate in Monroe
township adjoining lands Of George Bar KEYS heirs and
| Others containing 81 acres.
No. 2 The one undivided half Of tract of land situI
ate in West Providence township adjoining lands of Geo.
Smouse, Frederick Meneh, s-J Hoar and Others con-
taining 80 acres and75 perches. lzs ~
No. g. tract of land in Southampton township all
joining lands of Jacob Conrady Jacob Mills and Others
20 cleared and under fence, with a small log
house and log stable thereon erected containing about
No A tract. Of land IN Middle Woodberrv township.
adjoining lands of John Stonerood, Widow Croft and
Others containing 90 acres about acres cleared and IN
der fence, with small log house thereon erected
Ia No. S. tract of coal land in Hopewe township sur
Yeyed warrant Of Jacob Myers containing so acres
No. g. tract of land in East Providence township,
surveyed on warrant Of John Gavin, containing 466
acres. s n fn nnFf4H 7sfst I
no. Z. tract fland in Hopewel township, survey
cd on warrant Of George Harker containing 4s6
Nos. tract Of land in in Broad Top township sur
yeyed on warrant Of William Richards, containing 400
acres.
Noe. tract Of land in Broad Top township, survey
cd warrant Of Hannah Gavin, containing 4G2 acres
No TO- "a tract Of land in Broad Top township, sur
veyed on warrant Of Sarah Richards, containing 400
acres. Y At
No. IL. a tract Of land in Bread Top township, sur
yeyed on warrant of Isaac Richards coIaiuing 400
No u. All of s. H. Tate's interest in and to a tract
Of land situate in Bedford township containing about %
acres about 70 cleared and ander fence with two
story frame house and Kitchen attached and log stable
thereon erected adjoining lands Of Jacob Feer John s.
Ritchey and others.
No -. All the right ttlo and interest Of S. IT, Tate,
decd, in and to tract Of land situate ia Bedford town
ship, adjoining lands Of Adam Barnhars heirs Jonathan
Dieifl Hugh Moore and others, containing 301 acres
less about 1z5 acres cleared and under fence
With two story log house. log barn and other out build
ngs thereon erected There is also apple orchard ON
thqplace Known as the stuckey farm
Also the undivided halfof the and mineral right Of
M tract land situate Liberty Township in said Coun-
ty adjoining lands Of Jchn Savage, Jacob Cypher and
Others surveyed warrant in the name Of William ar
ria, containing 400 acres more or less
TERMS-Gash on confirmation Of sale. Widows dow
released For further particulars inquire Of Col JOS
w. Tate. I'll. NIG0DEMUS,
Bedford, Oct. ia, 1854. Administrator.
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TDDREsS OF THE U.NTO.N' ST.q4E cen.
TR.9L CO.M.HKFFBE.
To the Loyal men of Pennsylvania.

Rooms OF THE Union STATE CENTRAL Con-,
PHILADELPHIA, October q, 1864
Tothe Loyal Men Of Pennsylvania The smoke
OF the first engagement has cleared away, and up
on the vote OF her citizens at home Pennsylvania
atands by the government Of our fathers, while
her brave sons in the field viii not give less than
twelve thousand majority for the goodcause The
last hope, therefore, of the supporters of General
Mcclellan has disappeared and the only result of
continuing to sustain him is to give aid and com
fort to the rebellion by increasing the appearance
of disunion among ourselves.
General Sheridan dealt terrible blow to treason
on Wednesday, and every patriots healt thrilled
with JOY upon hearing it; but great majority for
Abraham Lincoln in Pennsylvania would be far
more fatal to the armed conspiracy against the
Union and the Constitution. Every vote for our
tried and faithful President will paralyze some
arm raised to shoot down the flag, while every
vote for the base surrenderat Chicago and the men
who carry its white flag, viii encourage some rebel
to shoot another northern soldier The ticket
nominated by Vallandigham, Wood, and Seymour
is now black with treason, and afterit is voted viii
be red with the blood of our brothers fighting for
us. The war has existed for the last year onfy by
reason of our division and its continuance to-day
is solely owing to the activity of the disunion
party OF the north and the platform of its conyen-
ton While any hope remained OF the election of
les csaLiulultes plauSaDle excuses HlgnL De 19und
by misguided men for giving them their suffrages;
but after the yerdicts of Maine, Vermont, New
Hampshire, Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania, all
sensible persons know that the election is already
decided by the people, and that it only remains to
ascertain the majorities Ii tolloacs, therefore,
that ererg rote for Mcclellan and FeadEeton Is al
earnest limitation to cerson Deis to continue tts
fearful tcar to a0aste more of our treasure oud to
murder Others Of orr sons,
The sublime spectacle of united north win end
the war. We invoke all parties to lend their eff
forts increasingly to produce this result. By per
fectiRg the ward and township Organizations BY
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BEDFORD Pa. FRIDAY, NOV. a, 1854.
UNION MASS MEETINGS,
WILL BE HELDM

AtTrout's Mills Thursday Nov. 8, O'Clock, T. M.
AT Bloody Run, Friday Nov. 4. / oclock, p N.
AtScheIsburg, Saturday Nov. 5, / o'clock, r. M.
Hon. A. K. MCCLURE and Hon. JOHN
SCOTT, are expected to address the people at these
meetings Hon. JOHN CESSNA and VIM. Nj
HALL, Esq, viii speak at each of the above places
Ry order of the County Com.
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professional Opini6ns.4.f have use5 Won,

Professional Opinions. IT have used your sp D.
eIFIc PILLS in many cases of Spermat0rrhea and it'll
the most perfect success. ~. MI1foY sASDERs M. D.
III. D., bFooi5igR.
"It is 0s near 4 specific MS any medicine can be.
have enred very severe cases E from six TO ten doses
B. KEITH u. d, Nes YorA
.l know Of remedy, in the whole Maieria Mediea,
equal to your Specific PiI in senfaal or Urinary Hsak
nesaesApoLPH BEERn, N. d., 4of Of Organic ehen,is-
frg daa F6ysioiogg, NJ. AZ
Personal Opinions Winchester is worthy Of
all condolences and deyotes himself enthusiastically TO
these Preparations H--43. MEREDITH REEsE M D. LII.
d., AaeF. afea 6ossha, ~. r.
q have personal knowledge Of 8lr. Winchester
Honesty and Integrity and assure the Profession and
the public that his preparations can be relied on.JAs
r. CHIETos, ". D., Chemist, ~ X.
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No. s. 81 Is "a 20 80 80 IS is az IL % 70 % u
g 23. IS % 10 q 10 la y U M Q ln o n

The vote at No. for Koontz Cofroth, King Kimmell
Armstrong Ross, Meyers and Fndley was rejected by
Proth Shannon and the vote No. 2s for Koontz and
Cofroth was also rejected by him The loss to each
this unauthorized and Illegal action Of the Prothonotary
is follows: Koonta 49, CoGroth A. King 81 KimmeI
20, Armstrong 80, Ross 80, Meyers Is, Findley Is-
Koontzs majority is thus reduced to 29 and Kings to
I76 Why did the Prothonotary throw out the whole
Of the vote at No. Was because the small majority
Of Hull stuckey and Diehl could not effect the resalY
Why did he reject only the vote for Ko0nz and corot
at No. % Was it because Kimmell and the other cop
perheads had majority?
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List Of Grand Jurors

DRAWN for November Term, Sd Monday, 2Ist day Of
- MoF. 4. ID. 1861
John Smith, foreman Moses Berkhimer, Sami. ketter-
man, Thos Blackburn, Jr, Jacob Roade Saml- Roades
Samuel Ds6baUgh Peree StudebakeT, Casper Stroup,
WIn. Boar, Eso. ID. EhSaan, Thds w Horton, Saml.
Iehes ST. Henry milestone, Martin Hetrck, David Still
Issae s. Elder, Nih. Rodgers, Franklin Nickel Samuel
Crisman Elijah Perdeu Vim. Browneli, Geo w. POWELL
Geo, NJ. Shgek N. n Koons.
T TsF Of Petit Jurors drawn. for same TERM
IL jacob stetknan Nathan AfcAfullin John Gillespie,
Jefemh Blaek John 81 Whip, Herbert Shoemaker, Hez.
NorhcTast Wv G6rsuth, Jacob Y6nt, James G. Davis,
jacob Corle, John LoEman, Alex. Shoemaker, Samuel
Incidents, John e, Rife sdward Haftly, Moses Me
Twain, George Elder. Win james, VIM. Kirk Jos. Dull
John Mowry Alex. Holsinger. John Bowser of Jacob,
Daniel Cyphers, Philip Mors, Jacob Adams, Jacob W.,
Sleek, Nathan Bobison Edward Kerr, Francis Beard
Dewalg Hershberger franklin May, Joseph Mortimore,
Samuel w. Miller VIM Mason Hezekiah Barlnan, ohn
Drenning.
Drawn and certified at the Commissioners Office, Sept
lst, A. D. 1864. .6r JOHH FISHER,
oct.2S,Is64 Clerk.
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BEDFORD COUNTY.
Soldietss Vote of 1864. Octnher II.


#V0 III OF I5I 5I4 z8 30 Ilg 2SS 80 FL 94 28l 100
Koontz's majority 264 Kings majority l9O
The above is thu total vote fifty three different places
as tabled by Prothonotary Shannon.
AT place No. 5, "Headquarters Of Capt Henry Wishar
Army Of the james, Va and at paceIo %, sBarracks
No. l. Soldiers Rest, D. c. the vote which is included
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BRooKs SERIES Of Arithmetics for sale at introdtc
ton prices, at the Drug and Book Store of Dr. b. f
Harry, Bedford Pa. Agent
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-11-04
The Specific Pill

IS not Homeopathic Retne1y does it contain Her
fag Eo, GaAtkari9es, or any injurious Ingredient
ENp F6R GIRcrLAR.
Pfiaesl pcr box, SIX boxes fi7hen ordered at
onee} So. Sent BY Nell Sold Wholesale and Retail at
the Sole General Depgt ID the United States, by
,J. WINCHESTER, 36 Joll Street. n. X.
81 ;54
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-11-04

A REVIVAL of religion, has been in progress in
M E. Church at this place during the past two
weeks, under the pastoral care of E. w. Kirky A
number have professed conversion and the altar il
nightly crowded with penitents
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A Card to the Suffering

csWALL0W two or three hoe esheads ef aBuehu,' ron
Gic Btters asSarsapariilaa tNeFyens ntd0teso &c.
&C., a. and after you satisfied with the result then
try enc box Of OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN'S ENGLISH
sPECIETC pILISand be rcstore to health and yfror
less than thirty days. They purely vegetable,
pleasant to take prompt and salntary ia their effects
the broken-dowh and shattered constitution. Old and
young can takethe with acvantage Imported and sold
in tho United States only hysssa JAS. IS. BUTLER,
No, f2T broadway, N. ".
& 4gsa Agent for the Qniteb States
sP. S.-7A Bex Of the Plls securely Packed, wlI be
mailed tb any address On receipt Of price, which Is ONE
DOLLAR, post paid-rnoney refundedsby the Agent if
ntire satisfaction il not given sAilaa a
yl,64-3m.l ssj a.l ~ A
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alew 9aqeFtisFlaesrta,


1Afs L1'S1 "
CfA1lE to tho premises Of the Subscribers in Clair
" Township, Bedford county the 18th of 0ct 1864
stay HEIFER, With crop oF left ear, hole in che
right, dark red with white belly white in forehead and
white and red spots the back Supposed TO bo one
year Old last spring. f
Oct IS, ls643t JOB GEORGE BAREFOOT. +
A UDITOR's NOTICE.
n The undersigned, appointed to make distribution
under the viii Of John Shreeves deed Of the balace in
the hands Of his Executor, S. Z. Russell Esd VIII at
tend for that purpose, at his Office in Bedford on Well
nesday the End day of Noremher next, at 10 o'clock A.
H. at which time and place eli pcrsoRs interested pay
tend If they think proper. JNO. MOWER,
Oct. q, l86A-2t. Auditor
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S. YM - n a. NJ 4 :

DeraAgea D9eetfoa; loss If dppestie Loss Of FTcsz;
CoaetPetea BefreEg; Ftsg aid eraoa D. Hegpg sieS
efh LHfs9 pFeasas 4roab@sa B1eatl51g; Faflte.e of
Yoeej Irregular action qf he Heart: Pestaoue Eraptions
On ne faee Raa Nee eaaqehe5 Aeeti6as 81 tfe Eges;
Loes q aenogg; sudden 5ashc o Heot aud Elshfaqs.
Geaerat lfeatsss aEH ftoteace; AreFsoa 10 Socies.
fseiaaee 9aaas Dif9aiaqd stse oftAe Gesital Or
q4as; hlrotatar3 Mighty b. Duly Egssios; Freq.eat
deeirc q Paas Water, toiH peculiar Attending seisaftoas
f'dfe L'ss skea C6eesf IFeak Eyer Fiaekeda' Fea-
irttafioa Gatarra Of ts Bfedder; Iaconteaee
Oppression " the Gstt Paiajia Tod Frequent or Di
feptt lh'ehrition, de-, see.f
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d c@taa, a5 - t 'ssss
gat7te.
Bead Chg following
TESTIMONIALS,
from some Of our Rfaiaent clergynen.
HAkhisBthe, Feb. sth, 1864.
5 93eA @ 515 1oe5s a g5 ,.L Lessas % a4 other P5sas
ison with them e can cbeorfuls commend Your own as
most admirable specific tdF pubie speakers and singers
il eages Of fFarseness coughs and colds have ound
them serving in time II need most eaectuaIlv tt
TO G, a. Y1RrDear Sir: in the habit Of speak
ing very aud in places where the vocal organs
are e nagel ta4e hage found tAe need Of some
te ana Jnat want has been suPpiieu m your
eNceieht Af9sheS eopsaeF them very taf superior to
. - l' '4 ever asel' y REMOVING speeal-
80 - Z ~ 44 H. IN SIt sle4t9e
,sli3s' ~ rcasas vnrs tJ y
JN0. WAIKf.R j j cIlsog.
Ettstor Of Tia Loeast street sgetlodist 6Earez.
gse a RtSgvt,r- Tlsa. 81, . FF.,, ,,.oI -,
groohes am free to say they are the best have ever
ted and take great pleasure in recommending them to
M persons afflicted vida soar hToat or usliaess Of voice
arising frora public speaking or singing.
Yours. &c.,
y. tfe h.A "a 4 hsIhsAW, e
Pastor of hldge Apeaae Rettodist Church.
es giib lTr R,bi,son as ~ .to rl 80
ga1s,yss4,s I41elez IN. q GATTFffT
49, lar p,Istar Of tfe O. s. Pges5uterian o5,,ycB
--, ,.,,- ,-.
MANtfAeIC RED oNh1 Bf
q A RAMNVART-& -& co
IN .T,9,,r,,,T-7,5, -. -
talAisfeiS3 1}iso, F4A',%
10 whom all orders shoaidbe addressed
Sold By Druggists eperyBhere.
Anril agtl,. lsgf. 8TH k 5&HE
4-s--------z
nooe5ofot.gn No+too 80 ssFs 8
a " tADoF3eot ASpt4SV'
IL persons Interested are hereby notified that the
-la11Aa Aan.,4 -
1he begsteFa V.ee q Bedford ocIty ana tnat the same
glli Pc presen5ed % te b9I' ll ana lor sag
~ c,i,t ~ M - 5se3 f9s tfaT III 7
w s-,.f w. p.-.
lae li!al Aeelq q 94es N.3altn ana y ~. hlaigT
= q 9'ils sslte 81 S&es2 = l's
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BRowNs BRoNcHIAL TRocHEs Clear and give
strength to the voice of SINGERS and are indespen
sable to PUBLIC SPEAKERS.
II aave aecer changed my mind respecting them
from the first, accepting to think net better Of fhat
a0bicb began thinking 4ceH of
Rev. HENRY WARD BEEcHER.
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f O Il. TT s.
CELEBRATED HORSE AND CATTLE a
= @ w ID i m S -,

THESE Powders have proved after trial 81 several
I years to be superior to any preparation of the kind
in use The chief superiority oE thes powders arises
tIo The aethat they are composed of medicines that
have Laxative Tonic and Purifying properties. Tho
laxative elects crdi tie rtsFires
the tonic gives strength the system cf tho Horse, ana
the purifying medicines contained in them cleanse te
blood, and lay the f5undation for vigorous and healthy
circulation The use Of thetn improves the Wind strength
ems the appetite and gives the horse ne oeh and CLOS
81 skinthus improving the appearance, Ygor and spr-
1t of this noble animal g.
These powders not intended as most powders arc
to boat the animal, So give bin the appearance Of
being fat VIXEN not really sobpt remove the disease
and promote Ilfs general heaith. @
These powders wiA Strengthen the stomach and intes
tines, cleanse them from offensive natter and bring them
to healthy stale They are sure preTenton Of Lung
Fever and certain remedy for an diseases fnoidentto
the Horse, as Chambers Yellow Water DistenIera Foan
der Heave sageTing Coughs Fevers Loss u Appetite
and Vital Energy, &c.These powders II used t1Fo or
three times week. through theWi1ter and spring. yor
horses will never get the Lung Fever Corie BottsA
few doses Of these powders viii remove the w6rst cough
on any horse. We're owners of horses 10 feed lev Of
these pow ders every yea ihey might the Ewes Of
many valuable horses.
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the circulation of el0eunieHts by publiead dInssas
especial Bg local speakers III earnast lsatsenl
efforts with honest but mistaken men. by nlaking
arrangements 20 bring every loyal voter to tho
polls b. sending tax receipts to every soldier and
sailor by the. immediate formation af campaign
clubs IN every borough aud e0Inanunitla hy great
meetings Of the people By daylight and by torch4
light, and by az the honest agencies of al active
the thorough canvass appealing to the patriotic
zeal and klndliug the patriotic enthusiasm Of j.
great and loyal commonwealth We can attest the
tealty of our State to Che flag OF the Union by a
majority worthy ct the historic chararleEo of the
contest and 0f the great issues depenaentupon iti
Forward, then, every l3Yero 1liscoaatry i'd this
good work Looking not 10 the past but to the
future, forgetting all personal considerations, and
approaching the privilege 0f some sacrifice for
Liberty and the Union let It's relax no effort until
the polls are closed This committee viii continue
70 do IT'S whole duty and relies upon your instant,
earnest and constant assistance.
Grant march OF yalor and of glory from the
Rapidan to the james sealed the fate Of the rebel
lion. Since then Sherman has turnedits left wing.
Earragut Is closing its avenue Of escape. Shcr-
dan has sent It's vanguard again Whirling down
the valley. 1t only remains for us to sound Ihe!
charge along the whole line, and wrapping opr
ballots around our brothers bullets March t0 the
vember.
Proclaiming the war to be failure, George B
Mcclellan is himself the great failure Of the wan
general without vict0rya sta atesrnar without
record, and III we are faithfui, history win add
to his epitaph that he was candidate for the Pre-
sidency without an electional vote. Let us all
therefore labor without eeasng. Tin memory off
our buried martyrs, in regard 1or the wounds of
cur living heroes, to guard liberty from its deadly
peril, and the Inion froalits tleNonablc foes, int
the interest of religion, and ii the hope Of the rel
public of the future, loyal men Of Pennsylvania, ]
forward to victory
In behalf of the Committee,
GTMONe enAATRRpN
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A ARECONNoIssANcE IL GRANT, THURS
DAY.

The Rebels Attack Hancoek- -They are Cai-
iantIY Repnlsed--GFant Wants Lee 10 Atz
tack Hin-~ Secretary Staaeon's Dispatches
Good News from All Points.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF REA.L ESTATE.

N purcuance of an order Of the Orphans Court of Bed
ford county, win be sold by public outors Onthe prem
ises on
WEDNESDAY the 10th Day of November Next,
at the late residence Of Abraham SILL late of Bedford
Township decd the following valuable tr.t of land sit
uate IN Bedford Township adjoining aLts of Michael
Holderbauln, Adam Sammels, Thomas ImIer, Samuel
Regart and others,
Containing about los Acres.
having thereon erected two story frame house and log
barn. the greater part Of the land cleared pargood mead
ow, good running water and orchard thereon.
Aiso tract Of Mountain Land contafnirg q
about % Acres, within on half mile of the mansion
tract Sale to at 10 o'clock Of said day TERMS
cash on confirmation Of sale by the Court.
+t - MARY SILL, q
Oct. q, IS64-ts. Administrators f
-sametime sundry items of household furniture &C.