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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-12-31

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Lot : bkck % Sc
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Lot I block "a 81 "a
Lois 9 3 III ok "a, each g 10
Lots 4 ;. block -. each 8 "a
Lrts 6 Z. block "a, each S2.l0
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rs. $2.i0
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Lots ! 2 Xix 2s each S2.IO
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%. 100
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81 each $i.91
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e.. VI. Powell's Addition.
Lot I hlock | S!.66
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II IL Is DIX 2 each 81 "a
q p Mo dtHs. Lo;s II Is Tx
= each 1924
q VI Powell. Lot is blk 9
81 "a
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bl'k 9 ,srs 324
Lots 234561e9 10 Is II
! 10 - 20 i.fock 3 each 9 %
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q VI POWELL Lots % 1867
& Q 10 flock 4 carh 81 OF
Lewis lois 10 II b'k 4. 'h2.04
@ " Powell l.a - ~ 1901
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lots 2S5e7 9IJl4I7ie
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G. VI PnSell Lots 10 block 2
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! Ent ruwn Let ] 1885,
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Lots 5 ~. IL = r., s2."I. Lot. ?
ioh'k ~, each .2i4. Lot 1870
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y 50 so 'ot IS Llncx 5. ami III
back 9i'. Bailey, Dew & Cas- Idci-
'i"n - Prescott, each GIGS. AlH'
I tf-ot I block y. Original Plat .
i'rcscut', il not redeemed on or be-
for-Se 8 las. Will be eonv.ver
." the -Hsa"ciive purchasers, s,2e
Sais'fis
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-12-31

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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-12-31

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inc comm, ntisg on the east
iie nftiird steel opp lite tine
= c"ruer - block 9, ia the VIZ.
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-12-31

VILLAGE or NJ ALDEN ROCK
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HI Ok 2 SCI each
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-12-31
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29


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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29
The Ar.nies ,roslnc.

ffu n
the Army OF ttle Potomac was relieved Of near
h three thousand supernumeraries ~ recent or
eers laroe number IF lo,Js ba,a aIsa bae, ~
.4sls..f.1. t.sZ.3.s -
a y 'Ae ~ i'.s0 Mts!9 COMA
leseent patents nave been alsll9uted throughout
the north, that their presence raic4t not interfere
with active onerafioaa In a,lji4jon - +bas,-
,,,,.,..:a.. .,.s..,, g.. 49,
oes'loas' teiiefai 1fi2R5' @h2 'aeely arrived from
the front, has returned thltber, whlle Gen. BErn-
side has gone 10 tIexandria, where an army Is
awaiting his orders
,,La rala1 -. ,-. ia
t0eo' pcs,'igA = = liiia isa'h = iiaee ~
fesqs QisSngushea lor the encounters ghlehoc-
cured in lis neehboriood Ii Is considered
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29

Ia Aet Regulating she standard Number OF
Shingles and Lumber isea il c6topcragcs
The following bill has passed dnaIl5 and becorne
a lag
SeerIoS Is Bs 4 eaaetsd tyflte Senzte an1 Iiof,ec
&c RspYesesf aires IT he loanaonee0tfa tf Penn,
sslrsgsais te3r0f .isseNt{y alch alpt tkss heisb9
eaaced bg ole authority Of taesaate That from aad
after the passage III this act il sha be lamfultar
ang person or persons engcged IN the business ef
purchasing. collecting frrass shing shingles or aoop
p6es shasel hooDs. strs0s gslsciss, sss4rss and
heading Of any kind of material whatsoever used in
the Manufacture Of wooden vessels; 70 demand or
deliver naore than ten hundred pieces Ia number for
one thousand, and tbat when any ep either Of the
above mentioned articles OF lumber Nc nurehased or
sold hy tue thonsand, il shall bc 50 nsidFed any
custom OF usage 70 the contrary notNit standing.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29

th4iey hA 9eNn4E IN $3.50 eeliEfadleted His til1
NssiliT1aais papers l Eae Ieitsalis among his
islfFestlsncnfs lie tsia IA leasufely boseieed Az
,sapes 3ceWard The choice of ba tla-groahd labs
% (irant, who viii hardly iailto improve Is
We stand at the Threshold. andthc movements
are mixing il our 9resence, fhey are appseelisE
ed III their fill ainoalit The Governors Of ne
western states have Hgllfed in calling oht addi-
ti8nai forces which will help che eonsumlnat'nn;
IS thar, when once he bail which has 80 long re,
sisted attack begns to lnoYe ITS revolutions a2iA
lncreasa in uulnbeF aud tie gravity ot rum help
towards destruction. Hay It coire--sgift. plang-
ine and ital-so that the present geag shall see
The last period pItto slavery and rebellion in the
Great repablic and fhe amenities "a neace, accom-
tfaiied with he hefsies 81 iibersE, BE lefg 70 us
fa- sE the smiling gea-s Of the iature. North
tWe9tsa.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29
CONGRESS.

TUESDAY April I9. Mr. Grimes reported,
from The committee on the District Of Columbia the
bill toinc0rporatc the inhabitants of the District Of
Columbia Passed. Mr. Lane called up the
house bill to amend the Enrolment act so as te
raise he rank pay and emoluments ofthe Provost
Marshal General to that CT 4 Brigadier-General
Passed 4 message was received from the house
announcing their adherence to the disagreement
onthe bill esta bshing Territorial Governments for
Montana and asking tor a committee of conference,
Afr Fessenden objected to debate, the morning
hour having expired. The Senate then proceed
cd to the consideration the Legislative, Exeeu-
tive, and Judicial Appropriation bill An amend
meHt was adopted providing for the publication Of
the laws in localities contiguous 10 The TebelhouS
States that their dissemination among them may
be the better secured. After a Few ppimportaht
amendments the bill was pissed. Mr.. Sumner
called up che bill to repeal all acts for The rendition
Of persons to service or labor The bill to a third
reading withoutdebate The Yeas and Nays were
called foron its passage. Mr. Sumner said he did
not intend to say d word4bout the bill; it was as
plain as the multiplication table. diary or the len
Commandments. SIR. Hendricks did not think
that there should be such an amendment to the
Constitution as this. Mr. Sherman always thought
the law of $50 was unconstitutional, and had no
objection to its repeal now. Mr.. Sumner wanted
to make clean sweep while we were ut It, and
Wipe out the barharous code from our statutes.
llousE. TUESDAY, April lq.-Ihe House cont
Cured III the Senate amendment to the House resi-
olution Us TO read that the Cemmttee on the Cont
duct Of The war inquire into the truth Of the ru1
mors attending the recent attack on Fort Pillow
and whether that fort could not have been sufieI
ientlg reinforced and report the facts soon as poss
be The House then went into COMMITTEES onths
Internal Tax bill. Dir. AEonilh explained the pro-
VISIONS Of the measure The war having continued
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29
JACOB BROOM,
I10I SPruoe 81


Massrs. Ienc. & Erans-t5eutlemen:--I hare reeentJ
been laboriag under The distressing effects Of Indigestion,
acooulnanied by a. 7roatraton o. The nervous system
Numerous remedies were recommended BY friends, and
some Of them tested but without relief Your aoofands
,r.,n Ritters were recommended BY persons who bad
tried hen and whose favorable mention OF the BitscrS
induced ma also to iy them inst confess that had
an aversion to Patent Medicines from the 5hotsana ana
@ ae ..Bitte-s whose only aim seems to be to palm
OF sgeeteuel aud drrIgged Liquor upon tae community,
in sly way; and the tendency Of which fear, ls to
make many confirmed drqnkard. Upon learning that
yours was really medicine preparation, took j "iio
bary 6cct Its action not upon only the stomach
but mon the nervous system prompt and gratifying
that Ihaye derry great aud permanent benefit from
- " ID. SElGFRIED.a
ehecl-o1,,z-x -x5n ST.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29

The Secretly Of the Navy has 1t is statd, ordered
one war vessel 20 be prepared for purpose oftest
ing the experiment Of substituting petroleum ori Tor
coal A commission, appointed by the Seeretaryi
some months since to examine this subject thorough
T. have so far becne satisfied that oil can be used fol-
fuel at less thau half the expense of coal that they
have Recommended the Secretary to nave the e1pe
luuent made for sea navigation.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29
sac d tle Bedford Rnilroad.

The Philadelphia ledger says the Huntingdon
and Broad Top Railroad Company have pnT-
chased the Bedford Railroad from Hopewell to
Bloody Run. dis tanee Of l3 rniles, at one fourth
the original cost, with the intention Of finishing il
at an early day to Bedford. The completion q
the road to this place viii add largely othe freight
and passenger business Of the read, and viii have
most beneficial effect upon all branches Of bush
ness IN Bedford
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29
BRYANT STRATT0N & cos
CHAIN Or INTERNATIONAL
COMMERCIAL COLLEGES,
Established in the following cities:
PHILADELPHIA,

Estsblished in the following cities:
PHILADELPHIA,
e Corner of Seventh and Chesnut Streets, New York,
Bros&Ifn Albany Troy, Providence, Portland, Hast-
ford Burlington Newark, Rochester, Buffalo, Toronto
Cleaycland Detroit, Chicago, Milwnkce and St. Louis
Thorough theoretical and practical instruction n s
branches pertaining to ainished business hducatloa
The Phaaolphia College stands first in the state, beth
in point ofreputation and local advantages. The point
aimed at N TO place Commercial Education here Il be-
lopcsn the FROM rank Of useful instruction To this
end most fhoroneh course Of bushes training is adopted
and careulv enforced under the personal supervision of
competent Professors in the various departments The
most perfect system practical training ever devised has
been nut in operation and suceessfnly carried out af
ordingto students advantages such hitherto been
considered possible only in connection with tae counting
house After onin proficient IA the science Of Ae
counts Pennanship CommerealG Calculations and Com
mercial Law the student is advanced qhe Practical De-
partmen where he becomes actual Book keeper and
Merchant passes through the different Houses acts N
arn as Teller Cashier, c learns the duties ana respon
sibtes Of each Office and becomes thoroughly informed
not only in the forms which in universal use, but IN
managing the affairs ofbnsiness with system and Dispatch
Scholarships issued at point, good for an IN
limited period in the eighteen Colleges comprising ths
.'chain -
Diplomas are awarded to thoseBho u}h the prescribed
eourse Of sudy.and pass the requisite examination.
Tor further information send for circular.
Address. BRYANT, STRATTQN d CO.,
PhiJqde!phie.
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Rebel D.spatehes from Hen.
From TIE KaogF7le Hfig.

from Tie Knorrale Wig.
Geatle reader beuot startled at theidea Of news
from the informal regions, for their is not one word
Of truth in the dispatshes Of which we propose to
complain The Richmond Wing, q leading rebel
organ, announces The death of the Editor Of this
paper. and gives the details rs regards our recep-
lion Ia Hell. ard the treatment given Us by the
Prince of Darkness. The R'hig states that the
excessive cold weather of January was caused by
our ARRIVAL below, our presence creating a dumand
for all the heat, and Withdrawing it from the
Garth The Wing must have received it details
from John B. fgogd and H7a. y. 1eacg, resident
reporters 1or the Rebel Associated Press, who
went below some tnpe in advance of the false ru-
NOR that We had gone down. Bsth of these Iaon,
when on Garth, knew US peEsopaIy, and thereEsre
eepld net have piistakenfos rs tlerebel Congress
riau Who dlad aboHs that tisaa. although we re.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29
TIE zee EsT4I4LGaN.

The statmentin the papersa few days since that
raid was feared along the Ohio river. Is unfound-
ed Gov Brouah states that no steps as yet have
been taken towards calling out the Ohio militia.
and no necessity for 1t at present is anticipated
Statistics show that the armed volunteer militia Of
Ohio number thirty SIX Thousand.
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND SIX MONTHS MEN
PROPOSED. The Governors of Ohio, Indiana, IL
linois Wisconsin and Pennsylvania are IN town.
Those Of Iowa and Michigan are expected tits
understood that the four first named have had an
interview to-daywith the President, at whichitwas
proposed to issue Gall Tor two huadred thousand
men to serve for six Months. and il is stated that
the four States thtGT represented would furnish
half the number at least. One Of the Governors
however does not express himself very warmly il
favor Of the plan. - Hasltiagtoa DePatch -doRdey
14prl25.
THE CAPTURE OF PLYMourH.-Ibe capture Of Ply
mouth North Carolina, with its garrison Of 1,5Qo
men and 20 pieces Of artillery, now fully confirmed
by Official adyices both from national and rebel
sources. The Richmond papers Of the 22d contain
a dispatch from the rebel Gen. Hoke, announcing
that the place was carried by storm on the 22d.-
Gen Peck, commanding the District Of North Car
olina las also issued an official order from his head
quarters at Newbern announcing the surrendered the
garrison, after most gallant defence. A report
also comes from EeTbern, to the effect that after
the surrender, two companies Of the second North
Carolina Regiment Union) were taken out ard shot
and also that all negroes found in uniform were
shot This report is yet uneonfrIaed bat in view
Of recent occurrences IN the West it is quite likely
to he tfne.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-29
WASHINGTON AND .NEWBERN REGARDED
MORE SAFE.

NEWnERy, April %, 1864 Reports from Ply
mouth have it that our flag still Aoats over our
fortifeations in that place, though the enemy have
tcations with fifteen days provisions This re-
port appears TO Be believed On The arrival Of
more gtinboats we shah be able to reach y1nouth
and ascertain the facts
Washington and Newbcrn are much stronger
fortified than plymouth was. With q few more
troops and gunboats, which are said to be on the
way, they can be held against all the Rebels that
can present themselves
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From the Hon. JACOB BRooM,

Gentlemen IN reply TO yoar inquiry a. TO the effect
produced by the Of Hoofiands German Bittors ~
my family have hesitation in saying that II has been
highly enelcai In instance, aease OF dyspepsia of
thirteen years standing and which had become cry ds
tressin the Of bottle gave decided relief the ser
ond sfecng cure and the third 1t seems has confirmed
the cure there hrs been symptoms Of It's return Tor
the last six wears In my individual use Of it fud i 10
be an uneqae tcnc and sincerely recommend It's usa
Truly yours, JACOB BROOM,
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PASSAGE az TIE S0UTHEHN Fa,NgN-
sYLYAgIA RA9I. ROAD BnL.
IaallsBrRG. ApRn. q. !

AaRRIsBuRG, APRg. q. l6e4.
WN. T. scHEfhi Both bills, the BIZ iepea'ins
the charter Of tho Pittburg and connelisgi !
Railway Company; and the bin chartering the
Southern Penn a. railway have passea The Senate
only six votes against them. A. 5.
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Administrators Notice.

Letters Of Administration upon the Estate Jacob Det
wer late Of Middle Woodberry township deceased, hay
ing been granted sbserbersIy the Register Of Bed
ford county All persons estate aeTeguest
cd to Immediate payment and those having claim
viii make known tie same " tlout delay.
MOSES DETWILER,
DAVID O. HOOVER
Anril 1 IRG4-f .Aaministratora.
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y aghlagton. Jannary ]. lsel.

From John b. Wiekezsnaln, Esq. firm of WiekeTshan
& Hutehisan, the celebrated manufacturers Of Fancy
Iron Works, 259 Canal st.
the recipient from you Of one Of the greatest "a
that can be conferred upon VIZ: that OF health
For many years have suffered from Of the most
noying and debitaang complaints that the human t&ni
" can be atfcted with. Chronic niarrhca.
During the leng time suffering from thig disease,
was attended by relar physicians giving bat tens
porary relief The cause seemed 10 remain until
induced TO try IioofnIds German ltoTs After the
OF few bottles Of SHAT valuable medicines ths complaint
appeared 10 be completely eradieatel.
often inwarity thank you for such valuable specific
and whenever hsye opportunity cheerfuly recon-
mend it, with full conf dence in its reliability
Jouy B. WIeKERsnAM
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UNION HOTEL.
yAt4STlSr sTrcKaAS, FaorRFnFoR

v
West Pitt Street, formerly known as the Globe Hote
The pnbc arc assured that he has made ample a4ranse-
Inents to all that may favor him with their
patronage. A splendid Livery Stable attached.,4 stIs
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Administrators Notice.

Letters Of Administration Hpon the Estate Of Margaret
inler late Of Bedford township deceased having been
granted by the Register Of Bedford county John 5. i'm
Ter ofedord all persons indebted to said estate
arc requested to make immediate payments those hay
ing claims against the same viii present them without de-
lay - -,,-t,
Apyl l. 1864-g -idmjaistrogr.