Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-16
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57fF5RD PA. FRIDAY, SEPT le, 1864.

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,gpsryricE. "a boy about sixteen years old. in
= and Industrious to learn the art OF printing
received at this Office. Immediate appliea
Ii be made. If
.,o9 VIZ is better medium than any other
7 aso.o, uqricating with the people Of Bed
IT a,s circulation Of over twelve
and steadily Increasing. Advertisements
l5s psper, reach q thousand readers more, tina
, roaId, published / any other paper that clreu-
in this county u
srr,Rr las reeieyedS new stock of goods,
invites her friends to call snd see them.
T,Tg's New assortnapne of fall goods has
-,e;eyed- Ladies viii find a large supply o.
i. suiled to their waists
4 oy1z,vi!l Speak at Ray Hi, ! Thursday
clock P. N., At Rloody Run, Thurs, ay even.
an4 at Adam G:lley's Friday evening t he 23rd
d. G. W. osTER has rec'eyed large stock e
aad winter goods, bought, At the lowest 6gures.
viii BE sold as he generally sells his goods, as
ap if mot cheaper than they can b'e purchased ~
market.
|BoruRE-lIr. J. P. Wickershanl vii lecture il
Presbyterian Church, Friday evening the leth
!. Subject +" CHARACTERISTICS Of an edueat7p for
American People No charge win be MADE Tor
aission. The lecturer and the subject should draw
nc have no doubt they win, a full house.
Union meeting vas held IN HopewelI last satur- /
and notwithstanding the shortnotice the gather
vas large, Gen. Koontx made speech unusually
even for him. Mr. J. R. Durborrow spoke |
itedly on the occasion. Gen. Koontz, goes to
on, Franklin and Adams, and VIII, on his return |
several speeches in this county.
Frg New II. E. Church at Hopewell according to |
nous announcement was dedicated on Sabbath |
ll;h inst. DR.. Kelley of Baltimore. DR.. Persh-
o pi5tsburg and Rev. Mr.. Chenoweth officiating.
Kelley preached in the morning, Dr. Pershing
} P. N. and DR.. Kelley again at night A debt
$500 samaining on the Church was entirely Il
dated.
SOLDIERS sHoUID BE AssEssED.-Soldiers cannot |
.s. unless they are assessed. They must be assess
in the dstrietwhere they reside ghena home. and
st paw county tax Of ter cents. Any citizen can
ssent the names Of soldiers to the Assessor of the
}per district, and he must assess them, and collec
: are required to receive the tax and give certif
.s Of payment when the assessment is made. As.
sors who refase to assess names Of soldiers pres
ted to him by any citizen, are liable TO a severe
aay.
]. P WrckERzHAN, Principalo TIE AIillersville /
ne Normal School, commenceda course Of lee
Is in this place last Monday before the Teachers
ysitute Of this county. Much to our regret, We
7e not been able to enjoy the pleasure ofhearing
= Of them. 0nr Recollection of lectures by Air.
ekerslrn, causes strong desire to hear the pres
course. Stern necessity, compels rs to fore
the wished for qualification. tits q pleasure to
ow that so many instructors Of the coming genera
are enjoying The advantages of a course Of lee
es 50 admirably designed to stimulate and guide
IN IN their ardaons and honorable profession.
XIV NrLrraax DIsra1cr-A new district has
en- created BY Gen. Couch, IN his department.
uprising the territory lying between the Laurel
Il Mountains on the west, and the Willamsport
j Eimira Railroad the Susquehanna River from
Iliiansnort 10 the intersection Of Blue Mountain,
ID that range Of mountains to the Maryland line
the east, to be known as the IunIata District.
Fulton, Bedford, and Somerset, comprise the
gthern counties Of this district. Brig. Gen. Q. s.
cry IS assignmd to the command of the district
ll headquarters temporarily at Bedford.
The SOUTHERN RAILReAD.-FrOm an advertisement
the INQUIRER ofthis week. It win be seen that the
onrnisaioners under the act incorporating the Con
s-syile and Southern PENNSYLVANIA Railway com
asv. wiz meet at Bedford on Friday. the l4th day
October next, to receive subscriptions to the cap
al stock Of this inportant enterprise.
We are informed that arrangements have been ma
.rsi for the early location and prompt completion
this vital Ink in our Soathern railroad connee-
Gus; and the citizens Of the Southern counties
soald take the iveliest interest in facilitating its
sagress. The construction Of tlis j. d viii be
incalcuabe advantage to Bedford county and Dor
1gh. twill give new stimulus to every branch of
ssiness, create new demands and bring capital to
lrichus. We hope every one who has the interest
I this community at heart, win aid in helping for
ara this road.