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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-06-24

We WILL furnish the BEDFoRD INQUIRER until after
the Presidential Election for Sixty cents Now is
the time to increase the circulation Of the INQUIRER.
No other nstrumentality can be made so effective in
bringing ont and developing the strength of the
Union party in this County as this paper
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A DMINISTRTOR,S 5NOTTCE,

A DMINISTRT0RsS NOTICE. ~
"a Letters of Adr nistraton having been granted to
the undersigned Of the Borough OF cesburg upon the
estate of John Kup, late of sehesbarg, deed by the
Register Of Bedford county. All persons knowing Them
selves indebted to said estate requested to make i'm
mediate payment and those having claims win present
them properly authenticated For settlement
-sa DUNCAN MeVICKER.
may "a, lS64-6t%. Administrator.
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. UDIToR's NOTICE.

a UUIIUNH NUTICE.
IA The Undersigned, Auditor, appointed by the Or
phans Court Of Bedford County Penna., to make dstr
button Of the balance in hehands John b. Fuck ESQ
Administrator Of the Estate of Jacob Fuek late of Hope
well township deceased and among parties entitled
thereto viii atterd at his Office. in Bedford eaes-
dGy, s l4A Of june merit clock P NJ for the pur-
poses of his appointment.
June364-2t J. r.. DURBORROW -.
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SUBSCRIBERS, who pay their subscriptions before
the 8th of July, viii be charged only One Dollar and
Seventy~Rve Cents year. Money is very useful to
US at this time, and hope our subscribers viii find
ii convenient to pay their subscriptions as soon as
the time mentioned
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GE&A NUMBER of years have elapsed since tho intro.
duction Of H0STETTERS CELEBRATED BITTERS
to tho public The prejudice existing in the minds Of
many persons against what enomnated patent rne
ienes at first greatly retarded its sale but its virtues
and merits became known, this barrier Of prejudice
overthrown and the domand increased 50 rapidly that In
few years scarcely village existed in the United States
in which the afflicted had experienced the benefits
arising from the of the Bitters and at the present
day there to be found IF ALL PARTS OF THE
WORLD vouchers for the great merits of the article
greater for Dyspepsia can he found. h& s
See Adrertisement. ~
For Sale by Druggists and dealers generally every,
where. [juneS CAT NJ Finn
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ToTHE UNION MEN or BEDFORD GoUNTY.-I take
this method ef Informing my friends that my name
will be presented to the Union County Convention
of this Co;lnty for the Office of Representative.
it should please my fellow citizens to bestow upon
me the honor Of representing them in the Legisla-
ture pledge myself to discharge the duties of the
position With fidelity, ever keeping in view the best
interests Of Bedford County.
J. R. DORBURROW.
I, LII l.. ~ 1oc1 o.
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NXECUTORlS NOTTCE.

L'AECDTOk'S NOTICE.
Il Notice is hereby given that Letters Testamentary
have been granted by the Register OF Bedford County
the subscribers the Estate of John Riley late of West
Providence township decd All persons Indebted to said
Estate requested to make immediate payment and
those having claims thereon required present them
duly authenticated for settlement,
J. E. RILEY,
May Il, e+-6t. REBECCA RILEY.
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HOUSE BURNED.-The house Of Daniel Replogle,
on Three Spring Run, near Jas Mobiles grist mill,
in South Woodberry Township, was entirely destroy
ed BY fire the afternoon of Saturday the 18th inst
The fire caught the roof of temporary structure
used as a kitchen, joining the main building. The
house destroyed large two story brick building,
occupied by Thomas Dooly, son-in-law of Mr.. Rep
logic. Most ofthe furniture and clothing in the up
per story was consumed; but the greater part Of
the effects in the lower story was saved Miss Fanny
Gugre and John W. Tetwiler, were in danger of burn
ing. Miss Guyre was engaged in removing some
indispensable articles of feminine apparel necessary
for her becoming adornment at church, &c, the fol-
lowing day, when the stairway fell a ladder was
procured, upon which, from window, she made a
safe descent to the ground below The burning floor
fell about Mr.. Tetwiler who was engaged removing
furniture from the second story. He made his way
out through the flames and smoke and escaped with
out other injury than a Slight singing: We under-
stand there was no insurance The loss, though q
heayy one, falls upon man better able to bear it
than is often the case. Mr.. Replogle, we hear, in
tends to rebuild, without delay houseof brick upon
the ground of the old one.
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GEO. W. RUPP viii be candidate for the Le-
gslature before the Onion County Convention. If
elected he viii enieavor to faithfully serve his con-
stituents.
June 1742t
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ADMINIsTRAToR'S NoTTcE.

ETTERS of Administration upon the estate of Frede-
Ia rick Machtley late Of ST. Clair Township deceased
having been granted the undersigned by the Register
of Bedford County all persons knowing themselves in
debea to said estate hereby notified make imedi-
ate payment and those having claims will present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
THOMAS ALLISON.
msv6-gt& A,jr,;n;g+ra+-
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EXEcuToR.s NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Testamentary
~ have been granted by the Register of Bedford county
to the subscriber the Estate of David Ford ST. late
of Broad Top township deed and all persons indebted to
said Estate requested to make immediate payment
and those having claims thereon required to
them duly authenticated for settlement.
MICHAEL W. FORD.
may6-6t* t'G Executor.
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NEw SUHsuRIPEas. Since our last issue, We have
received ninety new subscribers. They are mostly
from Six Mile Run, Riddesburg, HopeweIl, yellow
Creek, Johns Branch, Bloody Bun and Alum Bank
Mr.. c. W. Ashcom and John Major, Esq, of Hope
well, were active in procuring us thirty nine new
names. D B. Armstrong, Of Johns Branch, seads
us twenty new subscribers, oh paid in advance. Dr.
]. A. Mann and J. A. Gump, of Bloody Run, have
sent us seventeen names within the week; G. y.
Trout, Of Alum Bank, FIVE, and eight or ten
subscribers scattered over the county. are con-
stanty receiving evidences of kind feeling and real
''G0OD WILL" from every part Of the county. We
are very thankful and much encouraged BY these un-
mstakable indications of confidence, and shall use
every effort to merit their continuance asae
A NORMAL ScHooI, for the training Of teachers.
will be opened in Bedfordthe sth of August next
Arrangements are made for boarding pupils at g. %
week. Mr.. Dickerson, the County Superintendent
and Mr. Fisher, principal of the English School III
Bedford, are associated in the management Of the
school. We hope this opportunity for improvement
inlearning and teaching viii not be neglected by the
teachers of Bedford county
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

G. D. TRour, win be candidate for Representa-
tive, subject to the decision Of the Union County
Convention
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For rHE LEGISLATURE. II will announce myself as
candidate for the State Legislature, subject to the
decision Of the Republican County Convention.
JACOB BRENEMAN.
Wocdberry, June 13, 1se+2t
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The BrDFoRD kQuIRER for the Campaign until
after the Presidential Election viii be furnished for
sixty cents in advance.
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Spbsbribers to Bedford lnquirer.

LOOK TO YOURINTsERESTSA
DERs0Ns indebted to me for Subscription, dyertsig
or job Work, will find their advantage pay mp,
as have determined to close up my accounts without
and any who desires to pay do without any
great Inconvenience pay up and save eostsas Twill
all indebted 10 me fols sums, from Fifty cents mp
wards Prompt attention to this noticemay save trouble
J. n, DURRoRR0T.
feaford MAY n, 1864. sissE
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Sick and wounded Penna. volunteers.

Information respecting Pennsylvania soldiers in
the Hospitals of Philadelphia, may always be had
by application to JOS PARKER, chief of the Hospital
Commission, at the rooms of the Young Meas Chris
ton Association, No. 104 Chestnut street.
Mas. SAMI H. TATE has recently returned from
the city and is opening another beautiful supply of
choice goods for the season. such Nantes, Sacques,
Fans, Parasols. Headdresses and Trimmings Of every
description. Also Lace Manhes, Shawls; Straw,
Grape and Silk Bonnets and new style hats for all
ages. She would be pleased to oblge her numerous
friends. Give Mrs. I. an early call.
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USE DUTCHER's CELEBRATED
LIGHTNING, FIY-KILLER.
neat, cheap article. easy use. Every sheet viii kill
quart. SOLD EVERYWHERE.
FRENCH. RICHARDS & CO., 10th and Market sts
Philadephia Wholesale agents. Iju3-St
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Sheriff's Sale.

DY Virtue of the within Fl Fas to me directed there
- witt be sold at public sale, at the Court House the
Boroagh Of Bedford Satarday the I6;h dag Of july
ls64 at 10 o'clock A. NJ all the right title, and interest
Of Jeremiah Smith, in the following TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Southampton township Bedford county Penna
containing Ell HTY- -FIVE ACRES, more or less about
Fifty cleared adjoining lands Of Joseph Smith Lew
is Miller ohm CaFender, and others with Hog House
Barn, e., thereon erece Seized and taken in execution
as the propertyO jeremiah Smith.
7fa3ssz@ @,53 ALSO, al ls8
The following LOT or GROUND situate in the village
of Stonerstown Bedford county Penna Fronting about
l0 feet and extending back about 200 feet an Aey ad
joining lot of HOovers heirs the East and by an Alloy
on the West Having thereon erected Two-Story Frame
HOUSE, 55 feet by 30, frame Stable and log Wash
House Also vacant Lot Of Ground in the said Village
fronting on Main street 55 feet and extending back 200
feet to Alley adjoining Lot Of Joseph crssman heirs
on the West and Alley the East Seized and taken
in execution as the property Of George Tricker
JOHN ALDSTADT
Bedford. June II, '84-ts sheriff
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Sales OF Real ESTATE IN BEDFoRD County The
undivided fourth part of 'The Great Ore Bank, near
Bloody Run Borough, by S. Fl. Tate's Administra-
tors, to Thomas A. Scott and Robert II. Gratz, of
Philadelphia for $4,000. e 5,...ss t-fs
The tore and mineral right of tract Of land in
name Of William Harris, in Liberty township, by
same, to D. Helsel and r. Smith for 81 200.
Eigh acres of ground in ST. Josephs, on the Bed
ford Railroad, BY Joseph w. Tate to Anthony Shat
fer for S240.
-Four and half acres in same place, by same to
Daniel Heltzel, for $9l0.
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COMPANY A, 18th REGIMENT, P. V,--The 1s4th
Regiment participatedin several heavy charges made
upon the rebels at Coal Harbor, June Sd and 4th,
under command of their Major, Charles Kleckner,
attached to the ID corps. We understand that they
acquitted themselves remarkably well for raw troops
Company A. commanded by Capt, n. c. Evans, of
this County, lost fourteen men--two killed and
twelve wounded. The killed we're David Snowden
and Matthias Mock. Mock is from South Woodberry,
Snowden, We think, form Cumberland Valley
Among the wounded we notice Simon Lutz, Frank
Cook, Charles C. Wright, of this place. and C. Wes
ley Johnston and James Potter. of Woodberry. We
have not learned the names of the others.
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geoal Aarrrtisellelts.


A DMI&ISTRAToR'S NOTICE,
n Letters Of having been granted 30 the
sabseres, the late OF Middle
Woodbury. Township deceased. All persons indebted to
saa Estate are pa yent iIaneai-
atei5 and those having claims agangt the same viii pre-
sent them properly Authenticated for settlement.
5s1aa5 eaR JOSIAH S. ELDER. a
WI. y. ELDER
june q, Ga Admfhisa-ators.
N. B. The Personal Property viii be sold at the late
residence Of the deceased, FRIDAY The FIRST day
ofJUI5Y next.
A AsUDIT0R's NOTICE.
"A The undersigned Auditor appointed make distri
button Of the funds in the hands of Thomas Fisher Ad-
mniratoF of Catherine Sger late Of Cumberland Valley
township Bedford County Pa Decd hereby gives notice
that he win attend the duties Of his appointments on
Hoadog, The Ilh day Of July, A. D. 1864 at his Office in
the BoroRgh OF Bedford when and where all parties inter-
ested may attend if they think proper
June if,-2t FW gagE auditor
+ A ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
"A Letters of Administration upon the Estate Of Alex
ellison, late Of Bedford Township, decd having been
granted to the undersigned by the Register Bedford
County All persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate, are hereby notified make immediate payment
and those having claims viii present them properly au
thenticated for settlement.
WALTER 3. gibson,
June 06i-6t@ JOHN BROWN, Adatr's.
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BRowE BRoEcRIEE TRocHEs, for Coughs, Colds,
Pulmonary and Asthmatic Disorders, have proped
their efficacy by test Of many years, and have recs
we'd testimonials from eminent men who have used
them. 9t-sfsE EskM
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The Fourth OF july IN BLooDY RUS-An Ice
Cream SUpper.-We beg leave to inform the citizens
of Bedford County, that the ladies of the Bloody
Run Mite Society intend having large and hand
some Ice Cream Supper the evening of the Fourth
ofJuly. The supper is to be prepared in J. B. VIII
liams new store building. Werespectfully invite all
who to be present. The proceeds are to go to-
wards furnishing and repairing the parsonage of the
NJ. T. Church. s
Mrs. J. B. Williams Mrs Peoples,
Mrs. j. Barndollar, Jr. Mrs. S. Tate,
Mrs. J. Bender, Mrs. J. Ramsey,
Miss Mary Martin, Miss Kate Deafenbaugh
Miss Mary Baughman,
Committee of Arrangements.
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RETURNED PRIsoYER,- Duffy, private in
Company f, 10th Penua. Volunteers, has reached
this place within the last few days. from Richmond
ria Annapolis, Nd. He was captured by the rebels
the 1th of July, 1863 at the first unsuccessful as
sault upon Fort Wagner near Charleston, S. c., and
carried to that "nest of treason in company with
seventy seven other unfortunates. Immediately af-
ter their arrival order, they afterwards learned
was issued by Beauregard providing each of them
with a rebel uniform in exchange for the Federal
blue. The boys ''smelt snake and set to work and
cut up their 'old duds'' and threw them QUITO the
Johnnys very much to the dispeasure Beauregard,
who ordered them to thirty days close confinement
in Libby prison in Richmond A citizen of the for
mer place told them that the federal uniforms were
intended to enable them to capture, by dastardly
deception, our pickets upon james Island. He
states that he made the round of Richmond pris
during the ten months of his captivity and does
not that any one has any particular advantages
the others. The food furnished to the prisoners
consisted of corn bread and water once day varied
by ordinary sized bucket full of soup for one hun
dred men, He says the rebels only exchange those
who arean critical condition and not likely to re-
cover. He is still very weak and emaciated but re-
covering slowly.
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Among the wounded we notice Simon Lutz Frank
Cook, Charles c. Wright, of this place, and C. Wes-
ley Johnston and James Potter, of Woodberry. We
have not learned the names of the others.
The Disturbances OF CHARLES PEScYL- HIS
Body FoUnd-The body of Mr.. Charles Pencyl,
whose disappearance we noticed in the INQUIRER of
the 8th of April last, was found on Sunday morning
last, by George Waltman, Of Friends Cove. Mr.
Waltman with little son, was in the woods near
Charles Harclerode's at the foot of Dunnings noun
tain, looking for his cows. The lad saw hat. and
SAID to his father Here is soldiers hat and look
ed for the letters and figures that should designate
the company and regiment. The father, fperceiving
band of Grape around the hat, said, "Ths is Pen
cyfs hat Soon boot was discovered near by
Mr.. Waltnan hung the hat on a bush. and went for
his neighbors, who Immediately came with him.
They soon found the remains of man, the limbs,
body and head dsloeated and torn asunder and scat
tered within an area of hundred feet. The body
appeared to have been devoured by dogs or other
beasts wallet was found in his pocket containing
nine dollars and ninety cents, and two or three notes
1t appears that he had only about twelve dollars with
him when he left home A coroner's inquest was
held Sunday. the finding Of which is given below
The suspicioa Of murder, entertained by some.
to have been entirely removed by the searching ex
animation of the jury. He evidently perished from
exposure on the night Of the 29th March last, when
he had lost his way in heavy snow storm.
CeNNoNwEALTH or PENNSYLVANIA
Bedford County, So.
Inquison indented and taken at Bedford, in Bedford
County the 18th and 20th days Of June 1864 before
J. W. Lingenfelter acting upon the view of
the Charles Pens lying dead upon the oaths of Samuel
IL Feather, Solomon Diehl, Jacob Bnrnheart, Michael
Diehi Henry Harelerode and B. F. Myers good and law
ia men of the said County, who being inquire
On the part of the Commons where when how and
after what the said Charles Pensy came TO his
aeath do upon their oaths say that the said Charles
Pensy on the 29h day OF March, 1864 lost the way
punnIng monntain, in Bedford county, and wandered
ana over the said mountain and died from the effect Of
cold and exhaustion, east side of said mountain
Coerain township and che Jurors aforesaid do say
mat the said Charles PeDsyl to his death BY the
means and manner aforesaid accidentally casually and
ny misfortuns, and nos otherwise I'm witness whereof
1e ssid Jusce well the said Jurors hath hereonto
es ms hand aud seal the 20th day Of Jnne A D. 1854
j. ". LnSGEsPELTER, fIS 8. IA sting Coroners Z
= u. fEATHER, u. 50 MscHaEL DIEHL, {A@ 81 HlinA
SOLOMON DaEHL, u. ~ HENRF HARcrgaapg, III So
y bARsHAET, II s.)sas o. T. AKrMRs, IL s.l sst
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Et'~Let every earnest Union at commence to
raise club for his immediate neghborheod; that all
the numbers be secured.
f~The first number will contain Portrait of Presi-
dent Lincoln, and the second viii contain Portrait of
Andrew johnson. Address
MCCLURE 4 SToNER,
June 24-3t cAam6ers6arg Pa.
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1lfw 9Arertisements,
THE OLD FLAG.

A CAMPAIGN PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE, devoted
IA to the Election of ING0IN and JOHNSON. USrov
ana FREEDOM and the RigAtof iyarags Brare Sol
diers win he issued the 2ls Of July and weekly there
after until the fall returns Of the Presidential Election
be given from the Office of the FGANKLIN REPOSITORY
Chanbersburg Pa.
The OLD FLAG win contain Portraits Of Lincoln, John
and other Eminent men; Maps Of Battles and Battle-
fields, and viii urge relentless upon Copperheads until
their decisive defeat in November 1t viii be neatly
priutetl 1aJ1er of typnfv coltfrrs
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held in Bedford, on
TUESDAY, the 2sth Day of june. inst.
At one ocIocS p. M, for the purpose of nominating
persons to fill the various Offices to be voted for at
the ensuing October election. All those who are in
favor of sustaining the government in its present
struggle with armed treason, and prosecuting the
until the rebellion is crushed are earnestly nvit
ed 10 cot operate with u.s.
The following persons are appointed to hold the
delegate elections in the different boroughs and town
ships:
Bedford Borough-John Lutz, John Wright and
Martin Milburn.
Bedford 1'p.-Espy NJ. Alsip, Andrew f. Dibert
and c. Ramsey Rea. ra,Ensa9 afT
Bloody Run Bor.-Dr. J. A. Mann, Lieut. VIM. P.
Balndollar and VIM OH fr 9.I fflr
Broad Top-Gee. W. Figard John Major and
John Echelberger u
CoIerain-DanieI Stone, H. P, Diehls and ]. H.
Cessna.
Cumberland Valley Albert Smith, John simons
and B. It. Bruner.
Harrison--James Mullen, Jacob Hardman and
Martin Feichtner.i . s2ss9FsEa 2fe Ysr
Hopewel-A. NJ. Piper, Isaac Kay and D. Boil
man. sas s
Juniata- Leonard Bittner, Dani. Metzger, and JOS.
Condor.
Liberty-Lewis Styling, J. D. Ramsey, and Lewis
Londonderry -Enoeh Caae, Jacob Evans aud Ma
thias Feichtner.
Monroe-Abraham stuckey, SAMSON Mearkle and
Napier-John W. Davis Geo. W. Blackburn and
Jonathan Cable.
East Providence "A K Bottomfeld, Jacob Pee
and William Figard.
West Proyidenee--Wm. i. Way,J. H. Sparks and
John Riley.
Schellsburg GOWN. a. B. Clark, John E. Col.
win and A. B. Bum
Snake sPrqgs--L,a II. .fDiehl, Daniel R. Snyder
and Joel Dichl. sFsa E4s NJ, 4e+4 ssssr 4s
SOUTHAMPTON johnson, Artemas Bennett
and Griffin Twigg. 95F 4 - - ae.e. -
st; Clar.-Anthony zmmers Thomas Schooley
Axe.
Middle Woodberry John T, Keagy, Daniel Long,
eneker and Samuel Kokenour. g g.. ~.
South WoodbeTy--Iohn Bayers, Charles Buck
,W#n9A 1854 J. R. DURBORROW, stf4
-est a7esa Chairman County Committee
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