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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-07

" "ANTED, on the lst of January. a
w SITUATION AS TEACHER, by a LADY of
experience in teaching English and Music ON the
piano Small pupils preferred. Address Miss E.
"AhREN, Aibemarle county, Virginia.
de 7-3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-07

kufIf DOLLARS REWARD. - Sto.
-. % len from my stable, on the night 1f Novem.
ia,,0p Lxr o. DAhk BAY MARE, of good size and
hair rubbed from her right thigh viii giys the i,s
ABOVE ABOVE reward for her delivery to me at aWaikere
my residence, in Ife11rfoo county, or for anv
iillofmation that may lead TO her recovery. Al.
dress ore Mrs. FANNIE HOPKINS, Glen Allen post.
o-1.ee, neniico county. de 6-Tuw&Ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-07

- OOMS For RENT-Several BASE.
Ia MENI ROOMS, with use Of kitchen, fol
TENT, upon reasonable terms, situated on the east
corner OF Iwenty-ttitd and Bread streets, Church
HILL For terms apply upon the premises,
do
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-07

WANTED, TWO FURNISHED
w CHAMBERS, with use of kitchen. bctween
bIoad and Nam and Eighteenth and Twentv-tbird
streets. Address p, Dispatch office de 7-3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-07

A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, with.
( out children, wish to rent a COMFORTABLY
~ tUhNiSHED ROOM, or two SMALL ROOMS
wltn eonvthlences for housekeeping, in a eenteei
Address c. II. j., box 49, stating terms location.
~ de ts-0fs
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FOR RENT

lNOR SALE OR RENT, a small framed
i HOUSE, with two rooms, on Eighteenth and
Nenable streets. Immediate possession given. II
can be purchased for $500.
CLOPTON & LYME,
de 1T corner Of Wall and Franklin streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-07

CTRAYED FROM MY PREMISES
~ on HM HMechanlc,yilla turnpike on Monday, the
liberal reward viii be paid for her delivery or ano
information concerning her. ny
de 2--2t- IT UIrT1uy&rr,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-04-01

Resolred, That the Democracy OF PennsyiyR-
MIA hereby express theirprefeTcnce for the nom
iuation of General George b. Mcclellan, as the
Democratic candidate for the Presidency blythe
Chicago convention, and that the Delegates to
said Convention be instructed to vote as unit
on ali questions arising therein, AS majority OF
the delegates shall decide.
Resotred, That the first necessary step to re-
store the welfare and prosperity OF the American
Republic is 10 get rid Of the present corrupt Fed
eral Administration, and the sure way TO accom-
plish this end is a thorough organization Of the
time honored Democratic party, and the preva-
Ience of union and harmony among its mea-
bers.
The resolutions were adopted unanimously,
without discussion.
Three cheers were proposed for General Nc
CleIIan and the Union which were given with
q will.
The Convention then adjourned ans de.
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-EsE ED

CTPHER.-ln Broad Top township Match TIA
rse4, samuel Cypber, aged s. years, Gsonths and
I3 days.
CYPaER-At the SANE place, on Wednesday =
evening", March lsth Daniel CYpaer, aged &c years.
months snG tsys.
MORTIN0RE--ln Friead's Cove, March 2s a.
NJ. George Nortiuore, aged 76 years, ; moatlS
ard II days
GiLSON.--in Bedford township, March 27th, Ms.
Mara Louisa Gilson, aged 2a years, months sud
days.
Lars on The deot5 of B.77a l. Gtl.9a.
Spirit Of Louie's dw sllius naw
Ia yon bright weird above,
glorious halo roHad ser brow,
Shed By the Sayior's lovs.
little thought tsz, death 50 5000,
With cold and icy haa@,
Would pluck fhse for gracious bo5n,
Cato the spirit land.
Father, we will BE- comforsea,
Thou East COUSIN given,
We yield her up rot dead, not deAd
To dwell with Thee IL Heaven
COUSIN moLLIE
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A Lot of Ground,

situate II the borough OF Bedford the corner Of
Pit aHd RiehsIc streets. being 50 feet in frnnt, IN
PIT; street, and 24o Richard sfrert, cenposrd Of
one Whole ict ard one third Of a lot.
Tbs property is esteemed oae of the best bnsi =
ness ioeG Io"E IN the borough, and will be sold Alto
gFtheT divided into smaller lots suif purchasers
subject TO the lease Of thu tenants ia possession.
ALSo-At The same time and place, about 1900
acres OF valuable timber and farm lands in lots OF
between one and Two hundred acres sIfuat. in Sho-
VeT's Valley, and on the west side of Uunnjsz' ;
Noun am, about three miles south of Bedford.
ALSO-A valuable tract OF lani, known the
''FaTn~r survey" adjoining lard. belonging to the
Bedford Spring. property, containing I40 moTs
or less, OF which large portion IS meadow ground
and prt thereof cleared and under fence.
Plots of the above :Anfa car be seen al 1av okee
for ten days before day OF S,is.
TERIS-O0e-thJT4 Of 1u-chase money 10 remain
Ia hands OF purchaser during lifetime of WIDOW an
interest 10 Be paid asT Iiy-oas-talrd Of tre
RESIDUE 10 De psti on the confirmation oc ale and
balance IA two equal arGuai Psyn-rrs witaoIt H.
te-est. A. hING, TruElss.
Aprl /, lSG4-st
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Petition for 1iFOrce.
Susan TeGple, hy her
next friend, Joshua
DishI,

Susan Tenple, hy her ! Ia the Coufr of Common
friend, Joshua Peaso Bedford countv Ne
Dishl, zee, MAJ Term, 1854 alias
rs sgbpGaa on Iibei for d.
James Temple. vo5c..
Whereas, Susan Tempe did prefer her pefition to
he Judge of the Court n Comwon Pleas Of eeafnrd
couny, praying for the hsrsE sci forth t6at
she sn0u. ne divorced from the bonds # natrimo-
ry entered into vita James Temple. We therefore
command you as We have heretofore commanded
your predecessor, that yoc the said James Temple,
setting as de all other business ard excuses whatso-
ever, TO be ard appear IN Jour pco7s person before
our Judges at Bedford the ist Monday f2t day)
OF Nav next, TO answer the petition OF lbs o1 ae
said Susan Temple. And show cause RBy the said
Susan Temple, yogT wife, shouts no, be divorced
from the bonds OF mstri7ony, &c. agr-sably 70 tLs
act OF Assembly IN sucn u1Ad- ana pToVitrd
and hereof fail nor. Witness tn, Hon. James Mil
Esq, President OF our said Court AZ Bedford the
2isr day Of March, A. p 1864.
o. E. SHANNON, Proth'y.
Bedford, April |, 1864.
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Circular.
Questions Respecting the Education Of INDECENT
Chidrsa made Orphans By tie ,oar, to Be anslcsr-
ed bu Secrftal7es ot .Scho7l R7nr3s

Question, Respecting the Education Of INDECENT
Children made Orphans By tie 0ar, to Be anslcer-
ed By Secretaries Of School B7ards.
The t1svernor, in his annual message, urges
upon the Legislatu.-ee the claims of " tue poor
orphans of our soldiers, who ave given or shall
give their lives to the country in th.-' crisis
and expresses the opinion, 'that their nainta,..
Hnce and education should be provided for by
the State" Of tho justice of this claim no one
for an instant can doubt The first step to-
ward carrying cut this humane suggestion of
his Excellency, is TO ascertain the number of
such children in the State
This can best be accomplished by the officers
Of the school boards, in the several counties and
cities. 1t will be sn act Of bensvolence that
will result in good to those who have been made
widows and orphans by the war. You are,
therefore, requested to forward to this Depart
ment, answers to the following questions, viz
lst. What is the number of INDECENT child
rem in your school district, whose fathers have
been killed, or have died in the military or ma
val service of the United Statesl
I'd. Are there any institutions Of learning in
your county, that will IN dertake to provide for
the maintainance and education Of a number of
said orphans, if security be given that all req
sonable expenses shall be paid by the State
8. II there are any such school, how many
children viii each takei
1t i' highly important that this circular, with
the questions answered, be returned promptly
oy the fifteenth of April, if possible. This De-
Partment cannot too strongly urge upon the off
GERS herein addressed, the necessity of prompt
action in this matter. They may thereby bring
JOY to many sorrow stricken, destitute family
CHARLES r. -COBURN.
Superintendent cr Common sSclooIa
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JOSEPH w FATE.

ATTORNEY AT LAW. BEDFORD Pa
VIII prom pity attend to collections aud al 6usi-
entrusted 10 his care, Bedford and adjoining
counties.
Cash sdTanesd on Judgments, notes, military and
other claims.
Has foE sale Town lots in Tafesville, ard St. 10
'eph's, on BeeforG Railroad Farms ard 0ntmproTs +
land from one acre TO $50 aeTes suit purchasers
Offiee nearly opposite tie "Nenge Hotel" tnd
Bank Of Reed s. ScheIi.
April !, ls64-ly
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Whites MOser's Celebrated Malt Coffee
Public Sale
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTAr

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
BY virtue of an order of the Orphans Ccus
of Bedford County, the undersigned viii sell %:
public Sale, on the premises, in Stonerstowr,
Liberty Township, on Saturday, the 10th day
of April next;
ONE HOUSE IND Lot.
fronting so feet on Main Street and extending
back $50 feet to an alley, with one story log
house and wagon maker shop thereon erected,
adjoining lots Of ID. S Berkstresser on the East
for cash.
j, E. LONG, Admir-.
March Ia. 1861
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The State Convention.

We publish elsewhere, synopsis of the pro-
eeedings OF the state convention. 10 will be
seen that ID was very harmonious. VIM. III.
"itse was elected permanent president--a COM
plimsnt and an act of justice to one of the wor-
tbiest men in the state. We like the resoIu-
tons reported and passed by this convention be-
cause they are brief and to the point. We do
not believe in long and windy resolutions at the
present tine-in our opinion they are as much
out of place as bull in barn yard.
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Increase of Pay of Jurors and Witnesses.

The following bill, increasing the pay of wit
nesses and juors in this county, has passed both
houses of the State Legislature:
SECTION l. Be II enacted, &C., That from and
after the passage of this act every person who
shall servs or attend As juror in any court in
the county of Bedford shall be entitled to receive
from the Treasurer Of said county, upon war
rant drawn by the Commissioners thereof one
dollar and fifty cents for each days service or
attendance as aforesaid.
SECT. 2. That from and after the passage of
this act, the payment of witnesses attending
court in the county of Bedford, shall be as fol-
lows: For each days attendance at court when
.hs witness does not reside in, nor within one
mile of, the county seat, the sum of one dollar;
for each days attendance at court, when the
witness resides in, or within one mile of, the
county seat, the sum of eighty seven and half
cents; to be paid as directed by existing laws
a.. relation thereto, and that SO much of any
act, or acts of Assembly. As is hereby altered,
or supplied, Be and the same is hereby repealed
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TECTITPE

a lecture the proceeds Of which, are to be ap-
Piled to the beautifying Of the Bedford Cemetery,
win be delivered in the Court House, Bed
ford, on Tuesday evening i pril 5th, by very Rev.
Thomas Heydsn, subject "City Of Rome
This interesting and instructive lecture will
be illustrated by number Of beautiful paint
:ngs and transparencies, and will prove rich
treat, as the able and accomplished author will
speak from personal knowledge and observation.
Admittance Is cts Children I0cts. Tickets
can be had during the day at the Banking House
Of Reed & Schell, Rupp, Shannon & CO., and
ss ths Hotels and stores.
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Iialrt .Iohn g Helm.

This young soldier Is doing honor both to his
country and himself The following order
speaks for. .itssIs:
GENERAL ORDERS,4 { HEAD-QUARrERa,
No. "a. Array G D1sT or y.
g. NEwBERS n Q.
March 2. 1854 The Commanding Gener-
al Is grati1ed at being enabled TO annouaee
another in the series of successful enterprises a.
gsiuss the ene,uy projected by Brig. Gen. Wes-
sells, commanding Sub-District of the Abe
marie.
The army Gun-Boat "Foster," Captain Me
Laughlin commanding, with detachment OF
infantry under Lieut.. Helm, lOlst Pa Vols,
was sent on the 10Th Of February on an exPe-
dition TO Fairfield, n. c. where band Of Guer-
rilIas under command of Capt. Spencer Was quar-
tered.
The camp was surprised, the arms and stores
secured, and the whole company taken prison
era without loss upon our side The affair was
conducted in severe snew-storm, and reflects
much credit upon the officers and men concern-
ed
By COMMAND OF MAJOR GENERAL PECK:
Asst Adj. Gen, BENZ. b. FOSTER.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
IN the Orphans Court of Bedfurd County

In the matter Of the distribution Of the fund a.
rising from the sale Of the real estate OF the minor
children OF Ann Rrbecca HarceIcad, decd.
lhe Undersigned having been appointed auditor
TO make distribution of ths fund above mentioned
IN the hands Of John Aisp, Esq, the trustee su-
th0rlzed and appointed 10 sell said real estats
mongst the heirs Of said Ann Rebsecs Rarclsi cad,
deed, and creditors, &e, will attend to the duties
OF his appointment al his office, in Bedford bor on
msanesdsy, the 18th day of April, next, at O'Clock
p. Nj. when and where all parties interested NAV
appear and 90 heard. A. KING Audi or
March, rs, 1864
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ADMINISTRATORS, NOTICE

Letters of administration upon the estate of John
Metzgar, late of Juniata township deceased, having
been granted 10 the undersigned by the Register Of
Bedford county, all persons indebted to said estate
are reqFested 10 make immediate payment, and
those having claims will make known the same
without delay.
JOHN ALSIP,
DANIEL METZGAR,
April !, ls6s-6t Administrators.
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DEPARTMENT or COslMoS SCHOOLS,
Harrisburg, March 4, 1864.

To tl< S.to5i Directors 0f Bedford COUNTY:
GssrLgsES A ppiication having been made sy
tie Boa - o. ree'ors Of majority Of the school
tjAtficts in said county, stating their desire in
crease the salary of The County Superintendent
thereof, you are respectful y requested to meet
IN convention at the Court House ia Bedford Bor.
On SstSri4Y ne ii day OF April 1864 at II o'ccck in
the atrruuon for tie purpose above stated accord
ing 10 to- terms Of eighth section of the supple
rlsnt 20 'he school ", approved the sFh day OF
May. 1850 SAMUEL P BATES.
Dep. + Act. SUpt. Com. Schools,
M4fc1 IS, IsSs
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BRIDGE SALE.

The Commissioners will sell, on the premises, Np
the owssr and best bidder, on Friday April sth,
1854, 4 bridge 10 be tuit across the Ravstown
Branch Of the Juniata, the Union Church, in
Junrsta township. Plan and specifications will be
shown on day of sale.
BY order cf the Commi.snnsrs
}. G. FISHER, CLERK.
March IL, 1864.
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ESTATE on MICHAEL HAMMER p..,d

The undersigned appointed auditor BY ths Orphans
Court OF Bedford County 10 examine and settle the
ex eFtions to the account OF James Allison. ESQ.,.
Executor of the lasf will, &C., of Michael Hammer,
decd, and to report distribution of the fund in
'he bands Of said aceounteant, will attend 10 the du-
ties of his appointment, az his office in Bedford,on
Saturday, the ilth day of Aprl, A. D. 1864 st ten
O'Clock A. NJ. of said day.
March IS, 1854. S. Z. RUSSELL, Apdi.ss,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Letters of administration upon the estate of Ia
~ob Det~iier, late of Middle WooIberry township,
Bsdior, county, having been granted BY the Regis
ter of said eou..v 10 the undersigned; all persons
knowing themselves l.tebtsd 70 SAL estate re-
questsd 10 make immediate pa 2ent, and th;se haV-
ing claims will present them properly authenticated
for settlement.
DAVID o. HOOVER
MOSES DETWILER
April i lSb4-6 AdmiHiStrators.
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BEDFORD ENGLISH SCHOOL.

The seventh session of this school will com
mencs Monday, April 4, 1854, and continue
II weeks, Instruction will be given in all the
branches pertaining to good Eng.ish Educa-
tion.
Pupils from distance should anply at ones.
Terms In the higher classes $500. in the
lo-,-, 81. 90 < s.. 90.
II. ". FISHER, Psincipal
Bedford, Mare Is. 1864.
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J r. DURBo7Row.

ATTORNEY At Law. BEDFORD. IA.
Once one door South Of the 'Nergel Hsus<''
viii attend promptly to al business entrusted 10 hu
care in Bedford ana adjoining coqnti-s
Bedford, Apr /, 1854.
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Democratic State Convention.

Ths Democratic State Convention met in the
National Guards Hall, Philadelphia, on Thurs
DAY last, at ~ o. clock noon, and temporarily
organized by the election Of THoMAs Il. SEA
RIGHT, Esq, of Fayette county, as temporary
Chairman Every Senatorial and Representa-
tive District in the State was represented by a
full delegation, and the proceedings were con-
Quoted in the utmost harmony and unsnimity
of feeling. The Delegates from Bedford and
Somerset were Wp,. p. SchelI, J. Parker Phil
son. and James NJ. Reynolds, Substitute for
Wm. T. Daugherty.) The usual Committees
were appointed, previous to which, the Hon.
WILLIAM II. WITrE, was elected permanent
President of the Convention. Mr.. WIrrE re-
ceiyed "a votes and Hon. GEORGE SAsDERsoS
81 The Bedford county delegation was repre-
sented on the COMMITTEES, DC, as follows: Mr.
Philson on Organization, Schell, on Resolutions,
and Jas. 81. Reynolds, Vice President.
After the regular organization, the Conveu-
tion proceeded to the nomination Of a Presifen-
tial Electoral Ticket, the election of Delegates
to the National Convention, and a State Cen
iral Committee, to wit:
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POSTPONED BRlEGE SALE.

The Sale Of the Bridge across t2e haystewH
Branch of the Juniata aea. G-orga Rosfes' mill, in
LIberay Tp.. has been postponed rIll Wednesday
March %, 1865. Plan and Specification can be seen
al the Com mIsFioners Once on TUESDAY iotn la>t OF
on the pre- ises OIL the 23d.
BY order OF the Com missioners.
J, g. FISHER, CisTk
March II, tses.
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PUBLIC SALE

OF H.7LUHBLE RE.7L EST.7TE.
Ia pursuance Of an oTder Of the Orphans Court of
Bedford county, will expose to public sale, on .he
premises, in the borough of Bedford, on
S"tar9qg, The 3Oth day Of -4prii, imsi.,
1.e following real estate, late the property of Dr..
William Walton, deceased, VIZ:
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DELEGATES TO THE NATIONAL CoSvESri,9S.
Senatorial Deiegat>si
George w. Csss, of Allegheny.
William " McGrath, of Philadelphia
Asa Packer, Of Carbon
William Bigler, of Clcarfield.
ReyreSen t7t,ve DeleqGtes.
First Districts. G King, G. w. N4binRsr
Second-Wiiliam VI. Reilly, G. W. Irwin.
Third-William Curtis, Simon ArnoII.
Fourth-W. w. Burnell, I. S. Cassin.
PIith.-H. p. Ross, Charles w. Carrgan.
SIXTH. D. Stiles, Perry NJ. Hunter.
Seventh-John n. BTintoa, J. c. Beatty.
Eighth. Clancy Jones, William Rosenthal,
Rlntb-Ceorge Sanderson, H A. w de.
Tenth-F. W. Hughes, C. D GIonngsr.
Eleventh Philip johnson, Carleton Burnett,
Twefth-Charles Drnnison, A. J. Gprrjtkon.
ThirteenIh--Oavid Lo~snburs. John F. Means.
Fourteenth-H Alrieks, Thomas Bower.
Fifteenth-Peter A. Keller, n. D. Egolf.
Slxteenth--H. J. Stable, B. +. Meyers.
Seyenieenth-R. Pefnken, D. II. Dull.
Eighternth--John H. Orvis, S. Pierce.
Nineternth--C. L. Lamberton. J. K. Kerr.
Twentieth-T. o. Searight, John Latta.
Twenty y-hrst-Wm A. GaIbraith, Wm. A. w Wallaee.
Twenty second Wm. d. Patterson, Sam'l P. Ross.
Twenty -thrd-J. a. Mccullough, F. NJ. Hutchinson.
Twenty y-fourth-R. W. Jones, S. b. Wilson.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Christopher L, Ward, Esq, of Bradford,
was elected Chairman of the State Central Com
mittee, which consists of three members from
each District State Committee VIM. P. Schell,
}. Mcdowell Sharpe, Lewis Leichty-
THE REVOLUTIONS.
The Committee on Resolutions, through their
Chairman, Hon. J. Clancy Jones, reported the
following resolutions, which had been selected
by the unanimous vote of the Committee:
Rec0kned, That ae we have ne State candidates
to present to- the people, and no issue involved
in the coming election other than those which
affect the welfare and liberties Of our sister
States equally with ours, we leave it to our rep
resentatives in the Chicago Convention to unite
with the representatives Of the other sovereign
ties of the North in embodyine the sentiment of
the people in declaration of principles ac-
ceptable TO all the States, on whom we rely to
elect President, and bring back peaca and
union 70 this distracted land.
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EnnOPfanf N0fice-

StoFekeepsFs and a ofh.r peFsOas are herebv spe-
eI4y warned aud cautioaed sanst selling goods on
ny credit or Ia any ~sy trusting cn NY account
my wife or other members Of my tan iiy as 1 will
not pay any debts which they msy contract having
supplied them aoundanlly with m. OF living
April /, 1864. CHARLES SMITH.
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MAR RsED-

KINSEY-SIDLES.- he 29sh ult.. by
John Suith, Esq, bir John =. Kinsey, Of 60
X, I'd Regt Nd Vol, to Miss Elizabeth SidIes,
OF Somerset county, Pa
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What They Promised.

rHE rRIESDs OF Gov. CCRTIz PROMISED TEE PEo-
PIE THAT ~ THEY WOULD EE-ELFcr HIN, THE WAR
would EsD ~ 80 DAYS AND THEsE WOULD BE- 10 NcsE
sEAETIss. HoLD THEz TO TEEIR PRoxIsEs.
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AUDITORS. NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TIE undersigned residing IN Ju1iata Township,
Bedford CoU..ty having received Letters OF Admin
j7tiation upon the estate OF Frederick Higas, i.ra
Of said Township, iee'J hereby notifies personE
indebted 10 the estare to come for ~ari ard make
-ymeEt. All al persons having claims against
. he estate reg1rst-d . present the same prep
eTly authenticated for Sstti-n-nt.
MICHAEL HiLLiG4S,
FREDERICK HlLLIGAs, -
AarsA IS, 1854. Administrators
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EWe learn that Mrs. V. B. Tate, of JUL
anna Street, has gone East, for the purpose Of
laying in stock Of fancy Millinery, Dress
Trimmings, &c, in great variety, suited to the
season and taste Of purchasers.